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Collection of Antal Fekete articles

A collection of Antal Fekete's articles {not to be missed the Lecture series}

Whither Gold Part I Part II Part III [mirror]
The Rise and Fall of Gold basis
Tom Szabo, The Silver Basis
The Last contango in Washington
Ultracrepidarian Musings
Bull in Bear's Skin?
Monetary versus Non-Monetary Commodities
Gold De-monetization hoax
Gold is the cure of the job-drain
Revisionist theory and history of money economic entropy
How to protect one's pension with gold
The bubble that broke the work
Stop Greenspan from plunging America into a depression
Tainted reserach : Lysenkoism-American style
A Tale of Three lies [Mirror]
A Tale of fourth lie
Kondratieff revisited
Deflation or runaway inflation
Japan's finest hour
Revisionist view of Great Depression
The revolt of quality
The Acceptance house
The Principle of capitalization of income
The supply of Oxen at Federal Reserve
Kondratieff and Gold
Self-immolation of paper money
The decoy of falling dollar
Can Greenspan make the horse drink
Tsunami in bond market
Is the linkage broken
Burning bridges and half way houses
Silver and Gold Charade
New myth of American gold-standard
Dismal monetary science
The Gold Standard Manifesto
The Fall and the Rise of Gold Standard
Unemployment: Human sacrifice at the altar of Mammon
Where Mises went wrong
The missed opportunity of the millenium

Goldbug Variations Part I, Part II, Part III, Part IV, Part V

Lecture Series by Antal Fekete

Real Bills Doctrine of Adam Smith

Ayn Rand's Hymn to money
Don't fix the price of gold
Credit unions
Two sources of credit
The second greatest story ever told
The invention of discounting
The mystery of discount rate
The Bills of Goldsmiths
Legal tender small bank notes
The revolt of quality
The acceptance house
Borrowing short to lend long
The unadulterated Gold standards

Gold and Interest (lecture series)

Nature and the sources of Interest
The exchange of income and wealth
The Janus-face of marketability

Thanks to SB, GE, GB and FS

:) Falkor


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