The following research articles have been published by International Monetary Research Ltd and Professor Tim Congdon. They are in pdf format and can be downloaded by clicking on the title.
Why should the Beckhams and Rooneys of corporate finance be penalised but not the Beckhams and Rooneys of Football?
Nowadays little is heard of Ralph Hawtrey whereas Keynes is revered as if he were an intellectual pop star
Keep the money flowing to stave off deflation
Banks need way to stop inflation and deflation
The Unnecessary Recession
If the Regulators in their zeal, try to destroy risk, they will spark a deflationary disaster
Robert Skidelsky has moved away from Keynes and closer to Keynesians
What would Keynes say now?
Wrong Doctrine
Beb Bernanke promised Milton Friedman that the mistakes of the Great Depression would not be repeated
The Conservatives should reintroduce the Medium-Term Financial Strategy that Thatcher championed and Brown dropped
Recipe for disaster – reply
Bank-bashing with a vengeance
Despite bankerbashing in the media, the British taxpayer ought to make a profit from the government’s intervention in the banking crisis
Has Bernanke broken his promise to Friedman?
Traditional monetary economics vs Keynesianism, creditism and base-ism
The Eurozone shambles has been the worst setback for European integration since the 1940s
Quantitative Easing prevented the Great Recession from becoming the Second Great Depression
Gordon Brown – The former prime minister didn’t save the world after the Great Crash of 2008. Instead his actions only made things worse
What is Money?
Congdon’s Law on Public Debt
Cuts in Public Expenditure & Reductions in Deficits have deflationary effects. But what about the evidence?
Under my proposal well-behaved banks would have a strong interest in preventing their risk-prone rivals from ruining the system
Burdening banks will sink the recovery—and the Tories
Krugman’s Liquidity trap claptrap
The 166 Countries outside the EU are at peace even though they do not belong to the EU or enjoy the benefits of the single currency
The City of London like all financial markets does resemble a casino
If Mervyn King should be awarded a medal for his bravery before a solid redoubt of fact, he also deserves a prize for the exceptional selectiveness of his memory
To point a finger at “bankers” is as dangerous as stigmatising racial or religious minorities
Gordon Brown needs to be warned that everyone, even Prime Ministers, must obey the law
Despite bankerbashing in the media, the British taxpayer ought to make a profit from the government’s intervention in the banking crisis
Empirical evidence shows that whereas Friedman knew what he was talking about, Keynes did not
Britain’s national debt is likely to peak at above 100% of national income by 2014 or 2015
The PM does not control Britain like a chief executive, a ship’s captain or a headmaster
Bankers are humans too. Their only crime has been to be clever, hard-working, rich and successful
Has the banking crisis cost the taxpayer £2 billion, £131 billion or £500 billion?
So who has been proved right: the crass American Keynesians or the boneheaded German monetarists
George Osborne must be congratulated on his large, necessary and overdue reductions in government expenditure
The British political class has been bribed. Too many members have taken decisions for the greater good of themselves and their chums
The odd couple who presided over disaster
The government has sensibly decided to give back to the Bank of England its old job of regulator
New Labour’s top brass doesn’t live on council estates, but it might have the decency to check the impact on impact its policies have had on the UK labour market
Adair Turner’s worry is that the UK’s financial sector takes up scarce resources and unfairly redistributes wealth. Lord Turner is talking rot
Talk about Talk
The danger isn’t inflation, its lack of money
Bank-bashing with a vengeance
Evidence to the Monetary Policy Committee in 2007
US Fiscal Stimulus has failed
BANK RECAPITALISATION COULD ENDANGER THE ECONOMY
LIQUIDITY TRAP CLAPTRAP
“Money Printing” in the modern banking system
Expropriation of the British Banking Sector
Banker Bashing may lead to an Exodus from the City
Demolishing the Three Million Jobs Myth
Tackling the halt in money growth
Doing it their way
Wrong Doctrine
Central banking, financial regulation and property rights
