The Just Third Way

Every now and then we get into “one of those” arguments.   You know what we mean.   The person who starts the argument or inserts h...

Yesterday we pondered the eternal question: how can we avoid the twin evils of capitalism and socialism, and yet sti...

Yesterday we gave in very broad outline some of the monetary reforms that will be required to implement Capital Home...

Last Thursday we closed the daily posting with the eternal question, “How can we use what we know to make every chil...

Yet another week filled with some important news items:

Yesterday we looked at how Louis Kelso proposed to restore Say’s Law of Markets, the economic “law” that says as a r...

Yesterday we looked at Say’s Law of Markets to gain insights into the true nature of money.   We realized that — all other things being eq...

The main issue we raised in yesterday’s posting was where are people supposed to get the money (also known as “moola...

One of the few things a couple of people remember about high school physics — apart from how to build catapults to h...

The gamblers are ecstatic: the stock market is having its best quarterly rally since 1933!! . . . you know, when the country was on...

Yesterday we looked at the role of the central bank and discovered that, far from being a conspiracy, central banks fill an e...

In yesterday’s posting we saw how commercial and mercantile banks create money.   They do it the same way anybody ca...

Yesterday we addressed the rather obvious point that you can’t destroy rights for some in order to restore rights for others, espec...

Last week we noted that, while we need a rich child, woman, or man as much as we need any other human being — there is nothin...

Once again this week we have some very interesting news items, so (instead of offering obvious comments about the ...

So far in this series we’ve seen how past savings enslaves, and we’ve mentioned how future savings emancipates — but we didn’t say ...

Most people today simply take for granted that the only way to finance new capital formation — and thus widespread capital ow...

Yesterday we saw what can happen when you put faith and reason in opposition to each other when trying to decide whe...

Last week we applied our reason to the task of deciding whether or not we “need” the rich as human beings and thus a...

This week we again have some very interesting news items, so we’ll get straight to them: