Securing Better Money Through Currency Competition
Some US states are taking steps to offer their residents more freedom in the money they use.
Money and Banking
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The Week in Review: May 14, 2016
The recent lackluster jobs data suggests we've reached the limits of monetary policy.
“Diversity at the Fed” and the Arena for Allowable Discourse
Changing the demographic makeup of central bank officials is tantamount to slapping a food label on a box of rat poison in an effort to make it safe to consume.
Ludwig von Mises’s Top 9 Quotes on Gold
From The Quotable Mises, Ludwig von Mises's best nine quotes on gold and the gold standard.
Easy-Money Policies Are Both Economically and Socially Destructive
Monetary and financial stabilization policies turned out to be de-stabilizing.
The IMF’s Global Tug-of-War
By their very nature, the IMF's policies perpetuate conflict among and within the nations of the world.
The Week in Review: May 7, 2016
The Trump phenomenon, Brexit, and the ongoing wars against sound money illustrate the growing divide between the voters and the elites.
Restructuring the National Debt
Trump's idea of renegotiating the national debt isn't nearly as crazy as the New York Times thinks it is.
Free Markets Do Not Need Negative Interest Rates
Central banks and their defenders would have us believe negative interest rates are necessary to stimulate demand. They're wrong.
Abolishing the 500-Euro Note: Fighting or Facilitating Crime?
Citing grave concerns that "this banknote could facilitate illicit activities," those desperate inflationists intrepid crime fighters at the ECB will cease production of the 500-euro note.
