Publications
CMRE Monograph No. 48
Cost $8.00 plus S/H Constitutional Foundations of American Economic Power, by Dr. Philip D. Bradley The American System or the Corporative State?, by Dr. Edwin Vieira An essential companion piece to Walker Todd’s above. The authors provide analyses of the descent of the government political economy model into corporatism and the difficult monetary and fiscal tasks necessary to extract us from it.
Monograph 55: The Barbarous Relic — It Is Not What You Think
I am no fan of Keynesian economics. I find most Keynesian economic theories to be just plain wrong. But for the sake of truth and accuracy, I would like to correct a terrible injustice levied upon Keynes and, at the same time, also correct an equally terrible injustice that time and again is inflicted upon gold… Monograph 55: The Barbarous Relic — It Is Not What You Think by James Turk
CMRE Monograph No. 51
Cost $8.00 plus S/H From Constitutional Republic to Corporate State: The Federal Reserve Board, 1931-1934, by Dr. Walker F. Todd. “The Federal Reserve Board led the way in Hoover’s rethinking of liberal orthodoxy. . . The outcome of the Board’s endeavors was an astonishing array of economic recovery initiatives that scholars have classified, retrospectively, as corporate statist in nature. . .”, pg. 6. A brilliant focus on the years of 1931-1934, with extensive references and … Read more
CMRE Monograph No. 54
Time to Abolish the International Monetary Fund and the Treasury’s Exchange Stabilization Fund: Documents on Their Origins, Consequences, and Failures With a Roadmap to Abolition. Time to Terminate the IMF and ESF: Declaration for lawsuits challenging the Mexican bailout of 1995, Dr. Anna J. Schwartz Affidavit for appeal of lawsuit challenging the Mexican bailout of 1995, R. Christopher Whalen Hopes Betrayed: The Strange Death of Keynesian International Finance Proposals for Abolishing the International Monetary Fund … Read more
CMRE Monograph No. 49
Cost $7.00 plus S/H The Golden Sextant, by Reginald H. Howe Howe covers the fundamentals of gold loans, arbitrage, and a “modernized gold standard”. His thesis: “Contrary to the predictions of many if not most economists, the closure of the gold window in 1971 did not mark the beginning of gold’s demise as money.” Written in 1993, this is a remarkably prescient essay on the gold markets.
CMRE Monograph 40: The Origin of Money
By Carl Menger, June 1892 Part I: Introduction There is a phenomenon which has from of old, and in a peculiar degree, attracted the attention of social philosophers and practical economists, the fact of certain commodities (these being in advanced civilizations coined pieces of gold and silver, together subsequently with documents representing those coins) becoming universally acceptable media of exchange. It is obvious even to the most ordinary intelligence, that a commodity should be … Read more
CMRE Monograph 39: Constitutional Authority of the States and the President to Intervene on Behalf of Sound Money
by Edwin Vieira, Jr. Introduction The fundamental reason for the involvement of the United States in the present day crisis of international banking is the existence and operations of the domestic corporative-state banking-monopoly known as the Federal Reserve System—and in particular, the essentially unlimited politically uncontrollable license Congress has extended to that System to generate Federal Reserve Notes: the legal tender paper tokens, irredeemable in silver or gold coin or bullion, that today function as … Read more
Human Freedom Rests of Gold Redeemable Money
By HON. HOWARD BUFFETT U. S. Congressman from Nebraska Reprinted from The Commercial and Financial Chronicle 5/6/48 Congressman Buffett stresses relation between money and freedom and contends without a redeemable currency, individual’s freedom to sustain himself or move his property is dependent on goodwill of politicians. Says paper money systems generally collapse and result in economic chaos. Points out gold standard would restrict government spending and give people greater power over public purse. Holds present is propitious time to restore gold standard. Is there a … Read more