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New Audiobook: "What Has the Government Done to Our Money?" by Murray N. Rothbard

Greetings. A new audiobook is available in The Rational Argumentator’s Audio Section : “What Has the Government Done to Our Money?” by Murray N. Rothbard; Read by G. Stolyarov II I hope that you will enjoy it.

Posted to Announcements by G. Stolyarov II on Mon, Jun 23 2008

What stocks to invest in now?

There was a similar thread recently, but I wanted to expand on the scope of the last one. Mainly, what specific stocks should someone begin buying to profit on the demising dollar? I was thinking about Peter Schiff's "Crash Proof," but it has relatively poor reviews on Amazon because Schiff...

Posted to Economics Questions by krazy kaju on Thu, May 8 2008

Blueprint for Financial Regulatory Reform

In the midst of our economic slowdown, the U.S. Treasury Dept has issued what they are calling the "Blueprint for Financial Regulatory Reform". The highlights, as given by an article on Yahoo!'s website , are as follows: --designate the Fed as the primary regulator for market stability...

Posted to Economics Questions by Sailor on Sun, Mar 30 2008

Sound money for Europe

The recently founded Murray Rothbard Institute in Belgium is bringing Murray Rothbard's terrific little book on monetary theory, history and policy into print in Dutch: "What has government done to our money?" - or "Wat heeft de overheid met ons geld gedaan?". In an age of rising...

Posted to General by michaelbw on Fri, Mar 7 2008

What do we know about banks? PART II

Banking system has not always been like it is now. This is perhaps no surprise. However the fact that it seems now to be more sophisticated does not necessarily signifies progress. In fact it’s something else. What do we really know about banks? In the previous part there has been considered an initial...

Posted to RECONOMICS by SSLK on Mon, Nov 26 2007
Filed under: money, banks, inflation, bysiness cycle

What do we know about banks? PART I

Banking system has not always been like it is now. This is perhaps no surprise. However the fact that it seems now to be more sophisticated does not necessarily signifies progress. In fact it’s something else. What do we really know about banks? This article is also available in Spanish in the translation...

Posted to RECONOMICS by SSLK on Mon, Oct 1 2007
Filed under: money, banks, inflation, bysiness cycle