Sound Money
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Monetary Policy Operating Procedures
“This work provides an overview of monetary policy operating procedures in emerging market economies. Most of the discussion reflects the situation in mid-1998. The emphasis is on general principles although in practice country-specific factors condition actual procedures. Yet there has been a certain convergence in monetary policy instruments and procedures in recent years, not only…
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Honest Money
“There is a debt crisis in the making. It is international. Every industrial nation on earth faces a crisis that could dwarf the crisis of the 1930’s. The banks of the world have done the bidding of the politicians, and they have loaned hundreds of billions of dollars and other currencies to the ‘less developed…
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Teach Freedom Initiative in Philadelphia!
Atlas is going to hold a Teach Freedom Initiative (TFI) is a half-day conference on sound money on April 9th, 2010, at the Sheraton Society Hill Hotel in Philadelphia, before the Philadelphia Society Meeting. The theme of the conference is “The Attack on Sound Money and Entrepreneurship: Threatening Liberty in America.” This mini-conference begins with…
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Sound Money Goes to APEE!
The Sound Money Project has secured a panel at the 2010 Association of Private Enterprise Education Conference in Las Vegas. Among the authors on this panel are Dr. Edward Stringham, Dr. Gerald O’Driscoll, Jr., and Atlas’s own Marius Gustavson, Leonard Liggio, and Alejandro Chafuen. The conference will take place April 11-13 at Caesar’s Palace. APEE…
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Sound Money Essay Winners!
The Atlas Sound Money Project is proud to announce the winners of its 2010 Atlas Sound Money Essay Contest. We are grateful for the carefully crafted, well-reasoned essays that we received from undergraduate and graduate students and young scholars from the think tank and policy communities. It has been gratifying to see so many who…
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“Competing Money Supplies”
“What would be the consequences of applying the principle of laissez-faire—that is, completely free markets—to money? While the idea may seem strange to most people, economists have debated the question of competing money supplies off and on since Adam Smith’s time. In recent years, trends in banking deregulation, developments in electronic payments, and episodes of…
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Transition to Sound Money
The Mises Instute’s Austrian Scholar’s Conference discusses the transition to sound money. Atlas would like to thank Bradley Jansen for providing the link.
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Gold: The Protector and Creator of Jobs
Gold: The Protector and Creator of Jobs For Sound Money Hugo Salinas Price
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Sound Money Essay Contest
Sound Money Essay Contest * The Deadline for The Essay Contest has been extended! Submit your essays to SoundMoneyProject2009@AtlasNetwork.org on or before January 15th, 2010. A Monetary System for the Free Society The Atlas Economic Research Foundation is proud to sponsor an essay contest for students, young faculty, and policy writers, who are concerned about…
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Monetary Policy Operating Procedures
“This work provides an overview of monetary policy operating procedures in emerging market economies. Most of the discussion reflects the situation in mid-1998. The emphasis is on general principles although in practice country-specific factors condition actual procedures. Yet there has been a certain convergence in monetary policy instruments and procedures in recent years, not only…
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Honest Money
“There is a debt crisis in the making. It is international. Every industrial nation on earth faces a crisis that could dwarf the crisis of the 1930’s. The banks of the world have done the bidding of the politicians, and they have loaned hundreds of billions of dollars and other currencies to the ‘less developed…
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Teach Freedom Initiative in Philadelphia!
Atlas is going to hold a Teach Freedom Initiative (TFI) is a half-day conference on sound money on April 9th, 2010, at the Sheraton Society Hill Hotel in Philadelphia, before the Philadelphia Society Meeting. The theme of the conference is “The Attack on Sound Money and Entrepreneurship: Threatening Liberty in America.” This mini-conference begins with…
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Sound Money Goes to APEE!
The Sound Money Project has secured a panel at the 2010 Association of Private Enterprise Education Conference in Las Vegas. Among the authors on this panel are Dr. Edward Stringham, Dr. Gerald O’Driscoll, Jr., and Atlas’s own Marius Gustavson, Leonard Liggio, and Alejandro Chafuen. The conference will take place April 11-13 at Caesar’s Palace. APEE…
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Sound Money Essay Winners!
The Atlas Sound Money Project is proud to announce the winners of its 2010 Atlas Sound Money Essay Contest. We are grateful for the carefully crafted, well-reasoned essays that we received from undergraduate and graduate students and young scholars from the think tank and policy communities. It has been gratifying to see so many who…
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“Competing Money Supplies”
“What would be the consequences of applying the principle of laissez-faire—that is, completely free markets—to money? While the idea may seem strange to most people, economists have debated the question of competing money supplies off and on since Adam Smith’s time. In recent years, trends in banking deregulation, developments in electronic payments, and episodes of…
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Transition to Sound Money
The Mises Instute’s Austrian Scholar’s Conference discusses the transition to sound money. Atlas would like to thank Bradley Jansen for providing the link.
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Gold: The Protector and Creator of Jobs
Gold: The Protector and Creator of Jobs For Sound Money Hugo Salinas Price
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Sound Money Essay Contest
Sound Money Essay Contest * The Deadline for The Essay Contest has been extended! Submit your essays to SoundMoneyProject2009@AtlasNetwork.org on or before January 15th, 2010. A Monetary System for the Free Society The Atlas Economic Research Foundation is proud to sponsor an essay contest for students, young faculty, and policy writers, who are concerned about…
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