Diminishing Economic Growth: Is the Fed to Blame?
In this interview, Mark Thornton talks to host Scott Horton about how we are much better off without the fed,
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Jekyll Island, Georgia
Please come to our exclusive Patrons Retreat this October 18-19 on Jekyll Island, Georgia, on the 100th anniversary of the Federal Reserve.
The Natural Rate of Interest Rule
This article reviews the Fed’s performance with particular emphasis on its contribution to the 2008 crisis and then suggests an alternative policy which, had it been in place would have dampened the most recent boom and bust.
The End of Bubble Blowing?
In this fascinating interview, Mark Thornton explains how the Austrian business cycle predicted the housing bubble, and how those cashing in on it
Are Falling Prices Undesirable?
Popular opinion seems to be that falling prices—or even stable prices—are bad for the economy, but I’ve never seen any good arguments about why.
Let’s Secede from the American Monetary Union
The recent de-peg of the Swiss franc from the euro illustrates the importance of currency competition, and the damage that state monopolies over money can do. We Americans should embrace currency competition here at home as well.
The Calamity of the Federal Reserve
Interviewed by Solidus.Center founder Seth Mason, Mark Thornton and Walter Block discuss the history of the Fe
The Fed: Reality Trumps Rhetoric
The Fed would have us believe that it has am impressive record of success in preventing recessions and improving the economy. The actual historical record suggests otherwise.
New Research in Austrian Economics
Research is not just the way we add to the body of knowledge left by previous generations, but is also an effective means of engaging and challenging the ideas of mainstream economics.
The Economic Crash that Cured Itself: A Conversation with James Grant
The Economic Crash that Cured Itself: A Conversation with James Grant about the Depression of 1921.
