“Sound Money: An Austrian proposal for free banking, NGDP targets, and OMO reforms” Adam Smith Institute, January 2016

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• “New paper: Sound Money: an Austrian proposal for free banking, NGDP targets, and OMO reforms” Adam Smith Institute, 11th January 2016
• “Scrap Bank of England’s powers after century of boom and bust, says think-tank” Peter Spence The Telegraph, 11th January 2016
• “Adam Smith Institute (ASI) wants to get rid of the Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) and replace it with a rule tied to nominal GDP“, Lauren Fedor, City AM, 11th January 2016
• “BOE Should Use GDP Data to Set Monetary Policy, Institute Says“, Simon Kennedy, Bloomberg, 11th January 2016
• “Bank of England should be stripped of monetary policy powers, Adam Smith Institute says” Bauke Schram, International Business Times, 11th January 2016
• “Could this be the new model for central banks?” Katy Barnato, CNBC, 11th January 2016
• “Think tank: “Togliete poteri alle banche centrali”” Daneile Chicca, Wall Street Italia, 11th January 2016
• “ASI: Let’s Change The Bank Of England, In Fact, Let’s Abolish Central Banking” Tim Worstall, Forbes.com, 11th January 2016
• “Austrians get (some) mainstream credibility” Alasdair Macleod, GoldMoney Insights, January 14th 2016
• “Should we abolish the Bank of England?” Simon Wilson, MoneyWeek, January 23rd 2016
• Republished in Capital & Conflict, January 16th 2016