Money and Banking
Gold: The Once and Future Money
Publisher Wiley Business Finance has released a new book, Gold: The On
Word for the day: fungible
Fungible means interchangeable. The word comes into play when (inter alia) earmarked funds end up in a general account.
Who benefits from inflation?
Temporarily, just organizations and individuals that owe truckloads of debt, namely the US government (although, the debt still exists).
Sarbanes-Oxley: Helping to Nationalize Accounting & Auditing
Sarbanes-Oxley, of course, was just a small step along the yellow brick road that will lead to total rule over private industry, especially in the
Sarbanes-Oxley: Costs, Costs, Costs
David Weild, former vice chairman and executive vice president of The NASDAQ Stoc
The cost-price doctrine on Böhm-Bawerk and Reisman
Mises and Rothbard created a very strong following of fine scholars and brilliant minds.
More money makes us rich
It was this very day that I was telling some visiting students about the silliness of the old populist silver movement of the late 19th century, ho