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Lord Townsend on Trade and Morality-- Mises Daily: Thursday, December 02, 2010 by
Murray N. Rothbard
Charles, the third Viscount Townshend (1700–1764), has been shamefully neglected by
virtually all historians of economic thought. He is virtually unknown and is often confused
with his son of the same name, who was infamously responsible for the fateful Townshend
taxes on tea and other imports into the American colonies.
read article
Murray N. Rothbard
Charles, the third Viscount Townshend (1700–1764), has been shamefully neglected by
virtually all historians of economic thought. He is virtually unknown and is often confused
with his son of the same name, who was infamously responsible for the fateful Townshend
taxes on tea and other imports into the American colonies.
read article
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Gold Isn't Expensive, Instead the Dollar Is Cheap--By: --John Tamny--September
22, 2010
Gold has been surging of late, and yesterday it hit an all-time high of roughly
$1,280/ounce. Supply/demand theory would likely say that demand for the yellow metal
is outstripping supply, but this would be mistaken thinking. Instead, gold is expensive
right now because the dollar is cheap....read article
22, 2010
Gold has been surging of late, and yesterday it hit an all-time high of roughly
$1,280/ounce. Supply/demand theory would likely say that demand for the yellow metal
is outstripping supply, but this would be mistaken thinking. Instead, gold is expensive
right now because the dollar is cheap....read article
Tax Receipt: Fascinating--October 2, 2010 by Jeffrey Tucker...read article
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The East India Company and Its 17th-Century Defenders--Mises Daily: Thursday,
September 23, 2010 by Murray N. Rothbard--The East India Company's High Street
headquarters-The "Bullionist" Attack on Foreign Exchange and on the East India
Trade....read article
September 23, 2010 by Murray N. Rothbard--The East India Company's High Street
headquarters-The "Bullionist" Attack on Foreign Exchange and on the East India
Trade....read article
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The History of Capitalism--Mises Daily: Friday, July 30, 2010 by Ludwig von Mises
[This article is excerpted from chapter 21 of Human Action: The Scholar's Edition and is
read by Jeff Riggenbach.]--The history of capitalism as it has operated in the last two
hundred years in the realm of Western civilization is the record of a steady rise in the
wage earners' standard of living. ..read article
[This article is excerpted from chapter 21 of Human Action: The Scholar's Edition and is
read by Jeff Riggenbach.]--The history of capitalism as it has operated in the last two
hundred years in the realm of Western civilization is the record of a steady rise in the
wage earners' standard of living. ..read article
Inflation and the Value of Gold Explained Mises Daily: Wednesday, March 02,
2011 by Rod Rojas
As the story goes, someone asked an economist how his wife was doing, and the
economist answered "compared to what?".....Joking aside, this is one of the most
important questions one can ask when dealing with many economic problems...read on
2011 by Rod Rojas
As the story goes, someone asked an economist how his wife was doing, and the
economist answered "compared to what?".....Joking aside, this is one of the most
important questions one can ask when dealing with many economic problems...read on
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On the Cause and Effect of Interest RatesMises Daily: Wednesday, March 30, 2011 by
Richard Cantillon[Excerpted from An Essay on Economic Theory (1755; 2010)]
It is a common idea, accepted by all those who have written on commerce, that an
increased quantity of money in a state decreases the rate of interest, because when
money is abundant it is easier to find some to borrow...read on
Richard Cantillon[Excerpted from An Essay on Economic Theory (1755; 2010)]
It is a common idea, accepted by all those who have written on commerce, that an
increased quantity of money in a state decreases the rate of interest, because when
money is abundant it is easier to find some to borrow...read on
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Will You Become an Inflation Victim? Take this Simple Quiz-Daryl Montgomery
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Recently, San Francisco Fed President John Williams assured the public that there won’
t be runaway inflation in the United States. His remarks follow a long litany of comments
from Federal Reserve officials that inflation is under control, inflation is low, and other
variations of there simply is no inflation. ....read on
Wednesday, June 1, 2011
Recently, San Francisco Fed President John Williams assured the public that there won’
t be runaway inflation in the United States. His remarks follow a long litany of comments
from Federal Reserve officials that inflation is under control, inflation is low, and other
variations of there simply is no inflation. ....read on
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Why the U.S. Economy is Turning Down? June 6, 2011-Daryl Montgomery
A number of economic reports have come in lower than expected recently and the
talking heads on TV are perplexed as to why a sudden downturn is taking place.
Listening to their commentary, you will hear all sorts of fanciful explanations except the
most obvious one – the massive government deficit spending that has been the reason
for the apparent economic recovery has been frozen because the U.S. national debt
ceiling hasn’t been raised by Congress...read on
A number of economic reports have come in lower than expected recently and the
talking heads on TV are perplexed as to why a sudden downturn is taking place.
Listening to their commentary, you will hear all sorts of fanciful explanations except the
most obvious one – the massive government deficit spending that has been the reason
for the apparent economic recovery has been frozen because the U.S. national debt
ceiling hasn’t been raised by Congress...read on
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U.S Credit Rating Downgrade - A Humpty Dumpty Moment-
Daryl Montgomery--Saturday, August 6, 2011
As everyone knows by now, S&P downgraded the U.S. sovereign debt rating from AAA
to AA+ on Friday. While the extent of the downgrade is minor, the implications are
major. As the recent debt ceiling negotiations revealed, the U.S. cannot run its
day-to-day operations without borrowing money. It lives on credit (as do most
countries in the world today) and anything that impacts its ability to borrow money has
serious consequences.read on
Daryl Montgomery--Saturday, August 6, 2011
As everyone knows by now, S&P downgraded the U.S. sovereign debt rating from AAA
to AA+ on Friday. While the extent of the downgrade is minor, the implications are
major. As the recent debt ceiling negotiations revealed, the U.S. cannot run its
day-to-day operations without borrowing money. It lives on credit (as do most
countries in the world today) and anything that impacts its ability to borrow money has
serious consequences.read on
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Today's Stock Market Action Looks A Lot Like August 1998 - Thursday, August 18,
2011
Something is seriously bothering the stock market and the news that's out there isn't
enough to justify what is going on. Such was the case in August 1998 as well. What
caused the sudden bear market to appear out of nowhere in 1998 became fully
evident only after the fact. The same could be the case in August 2011.
..read on
2011
Something is seriously bothering the stock market and the news that's out there isn't
enough to justify what is going on. Such was the case in August 1998 as well. What
caused the sudden bear market to appear out of nowhere in 1998 became fully
evident only after the fact. The same could be the case in August 2011.
..read on
Guide to Interpreting U.S. GDP Figures-Daryl Montgomery
An update for second quarter GDP figures were released today and growth was
revised downward to 1.0% from the initial reading of 1.3%. There will be another
revision next month and then further revisions each year in late July or early August.
Expect the numbers to get worse as time goes on....read on
An update for second quarter GDP figures were released today and growth was
revised downward to 1.0% from the initial reading of 1.3%. There will be another
revision next month and then further revisions each year in late July or early August.
Expect the numbers to get worse as time goes on....read on
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Central Banks Pump Money to Prop Up Europe, Daryl Montgomery
9/16/11Exactly three years after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and almost
brought down the global financial system, central banks in North America, Europe and
Asia engaged in a coordinated money pumping operation to prevent the EU banking
system from stalling. The move created a sharp stock market rally, especially in
financial shares, just as was the case when similar actions took place during the 2008
Credit Crisis....read on
9/16/11Exactly three years after Lehman Brothers filed for bankruptcy and almost
brought down the global financial system, central banks in North America, Europe and
Asia engaged in a coordinated money pumping operation to prevent the EU banking
system from stalling. The move created a sharp stock market rally, especially in
financial shares, just as was the case when similar actions took place during the 2008
Credit Crisis....read on
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10 Reasons We Are in a Credit Crisis-Daryl Montgomery-9/20/11
Yesterday's news was about a potential Greek default and it caused a global market
selloff. Today, hopes of preventing a Greek default are causing markets to rally. This
alternating news flow is repeating over and over again. Investors should pay attention
to the big picture however and not the noise of the day. The important thing to realize
is that we are in a second global credit crisis....read on
Yesterday's news was about a potential Greek default and it caused a global market
selloff. Today, hopes of preventing a Greek default are causing markets to rally. This
alternating news flow is repeating over and over again. Investors should pay attention
to the big picture however and not the noise of the day. The important thing to realize
is that we are in a second global credit crisis....read on
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