Posts Tagged ‘Money’

Money creation ex nihilo by private banks “is theft“

Lars Schall talked with James Turk, the founder of GoldMoney, about his new book, “Money and Liberty“.

On the subject of „productive credit creation“

Money creation via debt has consequences, especially when the „level of private debt grows faster than income“ and the financial markets see „an increase in the share of speculative loans in the total volume of credit“. What about the benefits of „productive credit creation“ instead?

“The people causing the crisis are the ones who stand to gain the most from it”

On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management, Lars Schall talked with the German economists Marc Friedrich and Matthias Weik. Both bestselling authors explain from a German and international perspective, in easy to understand language, why “The Crash is the solution” and why this crash will be more catastrophic than the previous one. They describe based on […]

We need a financial crash

On behalf of Matterhorn Asset Management / GoldSwitzerland, Lars Schall talked with Ned Naylor-Leyland, the Investment Director of Quilter Cheviot Investment Management in London, about the importance of being patient when holding precious metals, the phenomenon of backwardation in the gold market, the current investigations into the gold and silver fix in London, his view […]

Der Geld-Illusions-Schock der Bank of England

Die Mutter aller Zentralbanken räumt mit geläufigen Geldmythen auf – und der Ökonomieprofessor Steve Keen darf sich bestätigt fühlen. Es folgt eine realistische Erklärung, wie Geld geschöpft wird, warum das wirklich von Belang ist, und warum dagegen praktisch alles, was die Wirtschaftslehrbücher über Geld sagen, falsch ist.

“It isn’t capitalism that has caused the crisis!”

The financial journalist Lars Schall talked for Matterhorn Asset Management with seasoned investment banker and renowned economist Prof Thorsten Polleit whether the financial system can adjust by itself, whether central banks are needed or not, and whether the gold market is a free market at all. Moreover, Prof Polleit gives his answer to the question: […]

Money lies disguise banking truths

Economist Norbert Haering, discussing “the veil of deception over money“, argues that closely limited and clearly specified interests distort deliberately the true nature of banking. The vast majority of money in circulation, he says, isn’t issued by central banks but by private financial institutions.

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