Professor George Selgin on stability without Central Banks The 2016 Hayek Memorial Lecture, held on 8 June 2016 at Church … Continue reading “Hayek Lecture 2016 – Professor George Selgin”

I’ve written quite a bit about ‘neoliberalism’, not least in my 2009 book The neoliberal revolution in Eastern Europe. My … Continue reading “Don’t conflate ‘neoliberalism’ with ‘neoclassical economics’”

In an earlier blog post, Philip Booth discussed the likely scenarios for Scottish monetary policy in the event of Scottish … Continue reading “Free banking was robust and effective”

I am very grateful to the IEA for making Private Money available as a free download on the web. On … Continue reading “How about private money?”

if we want a less oligopolistic financial sector

●  Philip Booth argues we need less financial regulation if we want a less oligopolistic financial sector ●  Patrick Basham examines … Continue reading “Economics on the web (15.9.09)”

●  Tim Congdon analyses Britain’s public debt crisis ●  George Selgin suggests the US economy would be better off without the Federal … Continue reading “Economics on the web (7.8.09)”

●  Philip Booth explains how regulation contributed to the financial crisis ●  Theodore Bromund reviews Verdict on the Crash ●  … Continue reading “Economics on the web (18.05.09)”