Paper Bandwagon
Most stuff tends to become cheaper as new technology delivers more of it. Gold is not perfect ‘money,’ but it is more reliable than most other stuff.
The Daily Reckoning Australia
Twenty Inches of Topsoil
Most elected governments spend too much, borrow too much, and then ‘print’ too much money. The result is inflation and insolvency, often garnished by war.
Battleships and Camshafts
It is only by trade, interaction, and competition that a nation is able to keep up with its rivals…and improve its own citizens’ standards of living.
An Australian’s outlook – 37 years ago vs today
There is much contrast in the Australia that I grew up in and what my son will live in. In today’s article, I explore the major changes, how we got here and reveal what you can do to help make it a brighter future for you and your future generations.
Shrinking of the Bubble Empire
The UN just voted to make Africa bigger.
Hanging Telegram
We begin the week with news from the Independent:
