Gold the Missing Years
Gold has been money for thousands of years. Gold standards emerged in the late 1600s, and for 300 years major economies of the world were on a gold standard of some form. What is interesting is that there is no…
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Classical Economics in a Quantum World
Gold has been money for thousands of years. Gold standards emerged in the late 1600s, and for 300 years major economies of the world were on a gold standard of some form. What is interesting is that there is no…
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The Anti-Economist Nathan Lewis explains economics in an easily understandable way that cuts through the econobabble. Like most citizen economists, he approaches economics from a reference of common sense rather than academic haughtiness. It is surprising how many economists in…
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Nathan Lewis has written the third in a series of books about gold. Gold is innately understood by all, but theoretical knowledge has wandered in the economics wilderness for nearly a century. I call this the Gold Paradox. Academia and…
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For the world to solve its economic problems, it needs to arrive at a consensus about what actually works in economics. More importantly, the economics profession needs to discard economic ideas that history has proven over and over do not…
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