Tinker Bell Is Dead
The rest of Europe now wants the Germans to clap loudly and affirm, "I do believe! I do believe in fairies!"
The rest of Europe now wants the Germans to clap loudly and affirm, "I do believe! I do believe in fairies!"
The euro has ended monetary nationalism and is acting, even if only timidly, as a "proxy" for the gold standard.
Today’s worldwide fiat-money regime has effects that extend beyond what most people would imagine, writes Thorsten Polleit.
High public (external) debts and persisting import surpluses are signs of a weak currency.
We can, in fact, derive the entire body of economic theory, not from predictions, but from the realization that human actions are conscious and purposeful.
To hear some commentators talk, one would think that America's trade-deficit woes would be miraculously erased with a swift devaluation.