The Inform Act is perhaps the most widely supported bill the economics profession has ever produced. 1000 economists including 15 Nobel Prize winning economists. Here is the Act and who

The Bundesbank Museum has the whole history of money, superbly laid out. Michael Maloney does a great job of integrating the museum experience with his excellent video series the “Hidden

“We were working feverishly to preserve the impression that the Fed knew what it was doing”, Andrew Huszar link

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Lakshman Achuthan’s economic analysis should always be considered, particularly when it is way out of consensus. Just a 3 minute video.

Eric Sprott has calculated that record gold demand in 2013 massively exceeds mine supply. This means that lower prices can only be achieved through a massive transfer of ownership. That

“The Fed knows that the appearance of economic health would evaporate if stimulus were withdrawn. But like Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men, it also knows that the markets

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It is strange enough that, over the last two years, the S&P 500 has gone up around 40%, without earnings growth. However, looking at how those earnings have been generated,

12 minute video explains the new high risk status of deposit money in a bank. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jPsOopzp7e4