Topic: Sound Banking

Central Banking, Currency, Gold Standard, Inflation, International, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money, Sound Money Project

The US Dollar Vs. Gold

– April 27, 2012

The GFC is falsely named, since it is more accurately described as a global monetary war with the USGovt vigorously defending its franchise in the USDollar for crude oil and trade settlement, and for bank reserves management.

Central Banking, Currency, Gold Standard, Inflation, International, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money, Sound Money Project

Is There No Escape from the Euro?

– April 27, 2012

Is escaping the Eurozone possible?

Inflation, International, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Think The US Student Loan Bubble Is Bad? You Ain’t Seen Nothing Yet

– April 24, 2012

Note to the Federal Government: Champagne bubbles are good. The bubbles you’ve been giving us? Not so much.

Central Banking, Fiscal Policy, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Conscience…

– April 17, 2012

If you’re at a table full of politicians and you can’t find the scapegoat, it’s you.

Central Banking, Currency, Gold Standard, Inflation, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Contra Bernanke

– April 16, 2012

Another takedown of the Fed Chairman’s “lesson” at GWU.

Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Obama’s Promised “No More TBTF” is a SNAFU

– April 16, 2012

When a politician says they’re going to protect you from the banks, hide your wallet.

Central Banking, Inflation, International, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

There Are Two Ways to Fix Monetary Policy: the Fast Way, and the Right Way

– April 4, 2012

…and the government way. The expectations of modest growth in January by the Fed deflated to moderate growth in mid-March. The monetary policy that the Fed and the Treasury have followed have failed to have the desired effects. But that doesn’t stop …

Research, Sound Banking

Restoring Trust in Banking

– April 2, 2012

Research Reports Vol. LXXIX, No. 6 | April 2, 2012 When executives pay attention to customers’ long-term needs, business will prosper. And the findings are backed up by data. by Craig Richardson, PhD, Visiting Research Fellow Additional Content: ASK T …

Central Banking, Cryptocurrency, Currency, Free Banking, Gold Standard, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money, Sound Money Project

Digging Up and Digging Down Gold

– March 30, 2012

The Gold Standard is the worst standard, except for all the others. In a recent post at Nada es Gratis (Nothing is Free), Jesús Fernández-Villaverde discusses a visit to the vault where gold is stored at the New York Fed. The post and subsequent commen …

Central Banking, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Do Government’s Love Debt Even More Than War?

– March 21, 2012

Right now it’s a race, and though it’s hard to tell who’s winning, it’s obvious who’s losing. Submitted by Tyler Durden from ZeroHedge In a succinct and chart-laden presentation, Professor Antony Davies, of Duquesne, offers a simple perspective on just …

Regulation, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Geithner Pens Another Ridiculous Op-Ed

– March 2, 2012

Remember how every bank under my supervision failed? That’s why I need more power.

Central Banking, Fiscal Policy, International, Monetary Policy, Sound Banking, Sound Money Project

Taxes: The Seen and the Unseen

– February 27, 2012

If an inflation tax falls in the forest, and not one in a million understand it, does it make a sound?[1] According to a recent news report by Reuters, “President Barack Obama called on Monday for new spending to boost growth and higher taxes on the ri …