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Today’s blog posting is adapted from the book, Economic Personalism , which you can get free from the CESJ website , or from Amazon or Barn...

In the previous posting on this subject , we looked at the idea of money, notably the definition used by Louis O. Kelso.   Today we want t...

Watching “cop shows” on television it is easy to get the impression that a police officer’s work is a constant round ...

As loyal readers may have noticed, we like to get those softball questions to answer . . . you know, the kind from p...

Last week we got a very good question from a faithful reader.   It involved how long before we would start to real...

The fun never stops around the Just Third Way.   One of the funnest things (our grammar is as good as Keynesian Mo...

It’s appropriate that we take a look at interest today, because the way interest rates have been manipulated in mo...

Believe it or not, the title of this posting is not gibberish — unless, of course, you are irrevocably stuck in the Currency Princi...

Last week or so (it might have been two weeks ago) we came across a posting in a LinkedIn group to the effect that Pope Benedict XIV's 1...

Some people, especially those on fixed incomes with a significant proportion of their assets (such as they are) invested in, e.g. , governme...

As we saw in yesterday's posting, there are two views of money and credit, and thus two views of interest. Within the Currency School, ...

One of the most serious financial problems today is how we understand money and credit, and thus banking and finance. This has led to massi...

The global economy is a system built to collapse. The stresses caused by the terrorist attacks on 9/11 merely exposed serious problems that...

As we saw in the previous posting, a basic shift in the understanding of money and credit early on had a significant influence on how we und...

"Money and Credit are essentially of the same nature; Money being only the highest and most general form of Credit." (Henry Dunni...