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Greece and the West’s Monetary Sin

06/25/2015 Carmen Elena Dorobăț

The stability of the Eurozone is back in the spotlight this week amidst Greece’s talks with its creditors—which seem to be going nowhere good.

Bernanke on the $10 Bill Controversy

Tags: Big Government, Booms and Busts, The Fed, Money and Banks

06/22/2015 Mark Thornton

Ben Bernanke reveals more about his own views when he commented on the $10 bill controversy to replace Alexander Hamilton. Bernanke attacked Secretary Jack Lew's idea to replace Hamilton with a women:

Donald Boudreaux’s “The Essential Hayek”

06/22/2015 Randall G. Holcombe

Readers who want to get a flavor for the ideas of Friedrich Hayek will find an excellent introduction in Donald Boudreaux’s The Essential Hayek

Leading British Bond Fund Manager: “Time to Hold Physical Cash”

06/20/2015 Joseph T. Salerno

The manager of one of Great Britain’s biggest bond funds, which has £4 billion under management,

The Fed Preps to Raise Interest Rates

06/19/2015 Ryan McMaken

Reuters reports:

The Economists and Our Understanding of Economic Development

06/19/2015 Ryan McMaken

In this paper from The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics

Mark Thornton Discusses His 14 Years with the Mises Institute

06/19/2015 Ryan McMaken

Mark Thornton is interviewed by Phil Pepin on The Pursuit of Freedom radio show. They discuss Dr. Thornton's experiences teaching Austrian economics, the development of the Mises Institute and Austrian economics from the beginning, and the growing acceptance (and opposition) of Austrian ideas in the United States.