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Lessons from Ancient Rome about the perils of quantitative easing

28 September 2021
Monetary Policy

Lessons from Ancient Rome about the perils of quantitative easing

George Maher
28 September 2021
Earlier this month inflation hit 3.2%, up from 2.1% in the 12 months to July. The jump is the largest … Continue reading “Lessons from Ancient Rome about the perils of quantitative easing”

Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory

6 August 2020
Monetary Policy

Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory

Julian Jessop
6 August 2020
Imagine that the government could simply print whatever money it needs to guarantee everyone a decent income, fantastic public services, … Continue reading “Beware the siren call of Modern Monetary Theory”

Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation

18 June 2020
Monetary Policy

Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation

18 June 2020

IEA research quoted in The Times

Money printing could “send prices soaring,” writes The Times’ Economics Editor Philip Aldrick. Citing the IEA’s new briefing paper – … Continue reading “Central banks could be sowing the seeds for double-digit inflation”

Rt Hon Liam Fox on Honest Money

20 October 2015
Monetary Policy

Rt Hon Liam Fox on Honest Money

20 October 2015
The Rt Hon Dr Liam Fox MP, former Secretary of State for Defence, spoke at the IEA on The Road to … Continue reading “Rt Hon Liam Fox on Honest Money”

Oxfam’s figures are as meaningless as its extrapolations are misleading

29 January 2015
Trade, Development, and Immigration

Oxfam’s figures are as meaningless as its extrapolations are misleading

Philip Booth
29 January 2015
In recent months the global elite, including the Catholic head of the Bank of England Mark Carney, have joined Pope … Continue reading “Oxfam’s figures are as meaningless as its extrapolations are misleading”

Raising the minimum wage while debasing the currency: an illogical economic policy?

27 February 2014

Raising the minimum wage while debasing the currency: an illogical economic policy?

Stephen Michael MacLean
27 February 2014
The allure of minimum wage laws arises once more in both the UK and the US. While Chancellor Osborne has … Continue reading “Raising the minimum wage while debasing the currency: an illogical economic policy?”

Should currency be denominated in kilowatt hours?

15 January 2014

Should currency be denominated in kilowatt hours?

Ian Senior
15 January 2014
Money in the form of coin, banknotes or numbers on a computer screen, represents a claim on goods and services. … Continue reading “Should currency be denominated in kilowatt hours?”

The inexorable lessons of currency debasement

16 September 2013

The inexorable lessons of currency debasement

Stephen Michael MacLean
16 September 2013
Readers of the Telegraph blogs may have been intrigued by the title of a recent essay by Jeremy Warner, ‘Currency … Continue reading “The inexorable lessons of currency debasement”

Inflation is still a major problem

15 July 2013

Inflation is still a major problem

Pete Comley
15 July 2013
If you look at UK inflation over the last few centuries, you are immediately struck by the change that occurred … Continue reading “Inflation is still a major problem”

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