Category Archives: Economics

The Mint Money Supply Digest for May 28, 2013

Posted on May 28, 2013 by David Mint

5/28/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… Jimmy Buffet hit the jackpot when he penned a three chord melody back in 1977: Margaritaville: Welcome to ‘Margaritaville,’ the most lucrative song ever. While it is difficult to comprehend the moral … Continue reading →

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The Mint Money Supply Digest for May 20, 2013

Posted on May 20, 2013 by David Mint

5/20/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… While the rally in equities continues relatively unchecked, the measure of the M1 monetary base has taken a marked dive of roughly 6.2% since last week, leaving it at a level not … Continue reading →

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Natural Law and the Theory of Economic System Fluidity now available!

Posted on April 26, 2013 by David Mint
Natural Law and Economic System Fluidity Portada II

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4/26/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… We are pleased to announce the release of our latest eBook offering, Natural Law and the Theory of Economic System Fluidity. Natural Law and the Theory of Economic System Fluidity provides the … Continue reading →

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Marx and Rand together in perfect harmony set for release!

Posted on April 25, 2013 by David Mint
Natural Law and the Theory of Economic System Fluidity

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4/25/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… As the financial world continues to turn in an ever inflated manner, we have been diligently working to complete the latest volume of the Why what we use as Money Matters series … Continue reading →

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A Tale of Two Responses to Anarchy

Posted on April 22, 2013 by David Mint

4/22/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… The world keeps turning and has become quite unpredictable. Check that, it has always been unpredictable, the realization of one’s inability to predict what will happen comes with age. On one hand, money supply … Continue reading →

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The Difficulty of Bitcoin Denominated Debt

Posted on April 8, 2013 by David Mint

4/8/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… The following is an excerpt of our brief, hastily compiled yet infinitely useful practical guide to the evolving world of Bitcoins. It is an encouragement to dive into Bitcoin acceptance, a monetary … Continue reading →

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Jobs, Gold, and Bitcoins

Posted on April 5, 2013 by David Mint

4/5/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… Today’s BLS jobs report was seen as an unmitigated disaster. This should give the Federal Reserve the cover they need to turn Japanese with regards to their QE program (the BOJ came … Continue reading →

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Government spending, Health Care reform, and the Fair share

Posted on April 4, 2013 by David Mint

4/4/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… We were fortunate, or not, depending upon one’s view of mainstream economics, to attend the annual Economic Breakfast put on by US Bank. The annual address is attended by roughly 1,000 and … Continue reading →

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Why the monetary premium must be attributed to a tangible good – To Build up the Land – Part IV

Posted on April 1, 2013 by David Mint

4/1/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… On this April fool’s day we will attempt to lay out yet another premise. It is the underlying premise and our ultimate contribution to man’s understanding of monetary theory. Our choice to … Continue reading →

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The Presumption of a Monetary Constant

Posted on March 26, 2013 by David Mint

3/26/2013 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… Today, we offer a second course on the menu of our upcoming eBook release, Pacioli’s Gift vs. Bernanke’s Curse, it is a chapter on the importance of a monetary constant when employing the methods … Continue reading →

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