The Just Third Way

In Great Britain in the 18th century, there were both banks of issue and banks of deposit. To confuse matters, however, not only did most ...

We interrupt our series on thoughts on money to bring you an important news bulletin. In our anxiety to try and insert a better theory of m...

In our previous posting in this series, we began our analysis of the three primary schools of money, credit, and banking that started develo...

This week the economists are vaguely predicting the end of the recession , it's just a matter of time, while last week we were informed ...

Beginning approximately in the late 18th century, three broad schools of thought developed on money, banking, and credit. These have large...

Money, being anything that can be used in settlement of a debt, must represent something of value. Many things have been recognized through...

Throughout history widespread ownership of the means of production has been understood as the foundation of a stable social order. Politic...

Doing a little research on the foundations of Keynesian economics, we discovered that the Great Defunct Economist was in the line of economi...

Back in 1945 Christian apologist C. S. Lewis published a book called The Great Divorce . By that Lewis meant that he had undertaken the ta...

The illogic of the British Bank Charter Act of 1844 was ridiculed by John Fullarton in his 1845 book, On the Regulation of Currencies; Being...

Much of the monetary conspiracy ideas floating around today appear to be garbled versions of the tenets of the "British Currency School...

Recently we've been having an interesting discussion in the Kelso Binary Economics Discussion Group on the meaning of money. This was ...

Obviously, unilateral debt forgiveness could very well cause more harm than good. This would be both to the property rights of persons, and...

According to a CNNmoney dot com report (" Recovery maybe here, but hold the celebration say economists "), "the worst economi...

Over the last couple of weeks one of the participants in the Kelso Binary Economics discussion group has been looking into the problem of o...

Cobbett's emphasis on widespread ownership of the means of production readily explains his evident hostility to industrialization. The ...

On Sunday, August 9, 2009, I took a neighbor lady to Mass at a local parish. The celebrant chose the proposed health care plan currently be...

Last Friday's issue of the Wall Street Journal carried an interesting piece by Stephen Moore on how the current government spending spr...