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Debt alarmism

13 March 2017
Economic Theory

Debt alarmism

Tim Congdon
13 March 2017
  Many commentators try to fill us with a sense of economic foreboding, basing their reasoning on the amount of … Continue reading “Debt alarmism”

A monetarist explanation of the Great Recession

11 January 2016
Monetary Policy

A monetarist explanation of the Great Recession

Tim Congdon
11 January 2016
The Great Recession is now being mentioned in the past tense, which is progress of a kind. During its course … Continue reading “A monetarist explanation of the Great Recession”

The Future of the BBC

19 March 2015
Society and Culture

The Future of the BBC

19 March 2015
What will the BBC look like in the future? And how will the broadcaster fare if the licence fee is … Continue reading “The Future of the BBC”

Who Caused the Great Recession?

3 February 2014
Monetary Policy

Who Caused the Great Recession?

3 February 2014
Professor Tim Congdon CBE Founder of International Monetary Research Limited, reviews the boom – to – bust warning signs he … Continue reading “Who Caused the Great Recession?”

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

29 February 2012

Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap

Tim Congdon
29 February 2012
Free market capitalism is the best system of economic organisation ever devised. The 20th century demonstrated that it is consistent … Continue reading “Krugman’s liquidity trap claptrap”

Emigration of the financial sector would be a national catastrophe

19 March 2011

Emigration of the financial sector would be a national catastrophe

Tim Congdon
19 March 2011
UK officialdom appears to believe that if the City of London’s international financial services left the UK it would not … Continue reading “Emigration of the financial sector would be a national catastrophe”

The continuing government attack on the City of London

3 January 2011

The continuing government attack on the City of London

Tim Congdon
3 January 2011
Since the financial crisis began in autumn 2007 with the Northern Rock fiasco, a consensus narrative has developed. The central … Continue reading “The continuing government attack on the City of London”

Bank-bashing politicians could severely damage the City

27 September 2010

Bank-bashing politicians could severely damage the City

Tim Congdon
27 September 2010
Bank-bashing has become commonplace, as we saw at the Liberal Democrats’ conference last week. But the bank-bashers’ credibility is waning as … Continue reading “Bank-bashing politicians could severely damage the City”

Reasons to be negative about the UK’s growth prospects

26 May 2010

Reasons to be negative about the UK’s growth prospects

Tim Congdon
26 May 2010
In the 15 years to 2007, the British economy had on average faster growth (by about 0.5% to 0.75% a … Continue reading “Reasons to be negative about the UK’s growth prospects”

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