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Books
Banking, Money,
Finance
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- Global
(8)
- Western
Europe (1)
Global
- Bank
Freedom
Source: Thomas
Schauff
Country: United States
E-mail: author@bankfreedom.com
- Books on "unlocking the secrets the banking industry doesn't
want you to know."
- The
History of Money: From Sandstone to
Cyberspace
Source: Laissez Faire Books/Three
Rivers Press
Author: Jack
Weatherford
Country: United States
- A sweeping and entertaining history of money from the
invention of coins 3000 years ago to today's electronic cash
schemes (Paperback, 1997, 288 p., Laissez Faire price $12.95).
- The
Creature from Jekyll Island
Source: Reality
Zone
Author: G. Edward Griffin
Country:
United States
- Griffin's mammoth critique of the Federal Reserve scam,
available in paperback, hard cover, audio, and bulk discount.
- The
International Monetary Fund: Financial medic to the
world?
Source: Amazon.com/Hoover
Institution
Author: Lawrence J. McQuillan and Peter C.
Montgomery (editors)
Country: United States
- This volume provides background information and current
public policy discussions on the International Monetary Fund.
Contributors offer a variety of views on the IMF and its work,
and on whether it should continue to exist. (3/99; Amazon price
$15.96)
- The
Business of Commerce: Examining an Honorable
Profession
Source: Amazon.com/Hoover
Institution
Author: James A. Chesher and Tibor R.
Machan
Country: United States
- Business has long had a bad reputation in Western culture.
"The Business of Commerce" explores the diverse sources of that
reputation, concluding that until a positive attitude emerges,
economic prosperity will elude Western societies. (3/99; Amazon
price $15.96)
- Denationalisation
of Money
Source: IEA
Author: F. A.
Hayek
Country: United States
- "In the third edition of his classic, Professor Hayek argues
that the problem of recurrent inflation is due to government
monopoly provision of money, competition being the solution."
(93pp. £9.95, Offer price: £3.00) (1978/90)
- Do
We Need the IMF and the World Bank?
Source:
IEA
Author: Sir Alan Walters
Country: United
States
- "Lady Thatcher's former economic advisor considers the
performance of these two international institutions on their
fiftieth anniversaries, and considers them in need of abolition
or at least major reform." (Also available online for free)
(£1.00, 22pp) (1994)
- Should
we have faith in central banks?
Source:
IEA
Author: Otmar Issing
Country: United
States
- "In this Occasional Paper, Professor Otmar Issing, the
leading monetary economist and one of Europe's most influential
central bankers, argues that price stability is a 'common good'
and that it is better in the hands of an independent central
bank with a clear price stability mandate." (55pp, £7.50.)
(05/13/02)
Western Europe
- Hayek,
currency competition and the European Monetary
Union
Source: IEA
Author: Otmar
Issing
Country: United States
- "In the 1999 IEA Hayek Memorial Lecture, reprinted in
Occasional Paper 111, Otmar Issing, the eminent monetary
economist and one of Europe's most influential central bankers,
discusses currency competition and European Monetary Union."
Includes critiques by Professors Lawrence H. White and Roland
Vaubel." (64pp, £4.00) (4/00)
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