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Economic Idiocy Repeated, Part 1

14th February 2022 Emile Woolf 2194 Comments

Any catalogue of economic legends would of course include the 2008 visit of Queen Elizabeth to the London School of Economics, when the country was experiencing an unprecedented housing market bubble based on the irrational [more…]

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When Suppliers Prefer Their Goods to Our Pounds

11th October 2021 Emile Woolf 1944 Comments

Following his interview with Vladimir Lenin on the subject of inflation in 1919, John Maynard Keynes quoted the Russian as having said “The best way to destroy the capitalist system is to debauch its currency”, [more…]

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The Greatest Threat to the US Is NOT What Most People Think

4th October 2021 Patrick Barron 3363 Comments

Here’s a challenge for readers: Stop reading right now and write down at least five threats to the US. Rank them in order of most serious at the top. Ask family members or friends to [more…]

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Basic Economics

26th July 2021 Emile Woolf 2515 Comments

The great debate now obsessing Treasury bosses and central bankers is whether all those trillions they continue to print so obsessively are at last producing a perceptible bout of hyperinflation. Before trying to make sense [more…]

Economics

Post-pandemic Insanity

14th June 2021 Emile Woolf 3724 Comments

It is beyond dispute that Covid’s ravages are on the wane, yet resistance to freedom appears to be far more resilient than the virus. Over two short years a so-called Conservative government, egged on by [more…]

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Some Unseasonal Reflections on Money

21st December 2020 Emile Woolf 2942 Comments

Several comments and questions on my last essay deserve a thoughtful response, which is the theme of today’s essay. You may recall its references to today’s dependency culture – the “expectation syndrome” that fuels the [more…]

Economics

How the Crisis Unfolds

23rd November 2020 Emile Woolf 2555 Comments

Economically speaking, we are in a pickle. The blame-game is in full flow in its search for scapegoats. The most obvious culprit is, of course, the Covid virus, but it would be a huge mistake [more…]

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“Central banks, not elected governments, run the world”

26th August 2020 Going Postal 3563 Comments

Interview with Chris Powell Since the beginning of the pandemic, we’ve seen many crucial and historic developments in the precious metals market. For long-term physical gold investors, who recognized the importance of the precious metal [more…]

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Economics

The Risk Factor: Time for an Honest Assessment

29th June 2020 Emile Woolf 2381 Comments

As the spread of Covid begins to wane we should consider afresh whether, for example, a shopkeeper who travels to work to open his business is in fact acting irresponsibly. This comes, as ever, down [more…]

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