Inflation: Africa’s Tax Without a Tax Bill
The chalkboard is the test. When Nigerian traders start painting their prices again, the reform will have worked, and no statistical release will be needed to confirm it.
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Money Metals: Sound Money Groups Release 2027 Sound Money Review
Three pro-gold and silver groups have teamed up to present the second edition of the Sound Money Review, a scholarly journal dedicated to advancing principles of sound money.
Confidence Is Essential for a Fiat Currency
Since fiat currencies, per se, are not redeemable for anything other than themselves, their very existence depends upon confidence.
Full-Time Employment Has Been Flat for More than Three Years
The August jobs report was much celebrated by the White House, which pointed to a reported gain of 162,000 jobs in August.
The Fed Hikes to 4%: Will It Be Enough To Calm Bonds?
The Federal Reserve's Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) today announced that it will increase the target federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 4.0 percent.
Was 9/11 a New Pearl Harbor?
Like Pearl Harbor, 9/11 helped the pro-war establishment get vast amounts of new power.
Most Strategy Failures Are Sequencing Failures
In 1997 British Airways spent tens of millions of pounds repainting its tai
The Crippling Effects of Unnecessary War
In California, gas stations are facing a unique challenge.
How Committed Are the Republicans to War?
No matter how often Republicans recite the conservative mantra of the Constitution, limited government, individual freedom, private property, tradi
Africa Gives Generously. But Who Funds the Next Big Idea?
Most of the money Africans give away never appears in a spreadsheet. It moves between relatives, through churches and mosques, into contribution clubs and burial funds, from one neighbor’s hand to another’s.
