India’s Institutional Collapse
In this interview on Dominic Frisby’s Bulls and Bears Show, I discuss India’s demonetization and the rapid degradation of India’s institutions, economy, and public trust.
In this interview on Dominic Frisby’s Bulls and Bears Show, I discuss India’s demonetization and the rapid degradation of India’s institutions, economy, and public trust.
In this discussion with Albert Lu of The Power & Market Report, I discuss India’s demonetization, the surge in Indian demand for gold, and why the cash ban is damaging the economy and expanding state control.
In this discussion with Maurice Jackson of Proven & Probable, I discuss the chaos unfolding in India after demonetization, the growing restrictions around gold, and the importance of geographical diversification.
In this interview with Micah Hoeschele, I discuss India’s currency ban, demonetization, and how the attack on cash is damaging ordinary Indians, small businesses, and the informal economy.
In this Mines and Money presentation in London on 30 November 2016, I discuss whether Modi has changed India’s investment climate for the better or worse, and why investors should be careful about the India-growth narrative.
In this discussion with Fergus Hodgson of Gold Newsletter, I discuss India’s demonetization and explain why the cash ban is creating economic chaos, damaging ordinary Indians, and pushing the country toward greater state control.
In this Roundtable Insight discussion with Barry Habib, I discuss rising interest rates, India’s demonetization, the war on cash, and the growing financial repression facing savers.
In this discussion with Maurice Jackson of Proven & Probable, I discuss India’s demonetization, the currency catastrophe now unfolding, and why gold and silver remain essential protections.
In this discussion with Cory Fleck of Korelin Economics Report, I give a firsthand account of India’s currency controls and the chaos caused by the sudden ban on 500- and 1,000-rupee notes.
I discuss India’s currency controls and demonetization, and explain why the attack on cash is likely to create more corruption, coercion, and economic damage.