Max Rangeley
Max Rangeley is the Editor of The Cobden Centre. He is the CEO of ReboundTAG Ltd, which produces microchip luggage tags and has been showcased by Lufthansa and featured on BBC World among other media outlets. Max has a Master’s in economics, following this he was given a scholarship to do a PhD at the London School of Economics, but decided instead to go straight into business.
***Very Important: Help to Preserve Richard Cobden’s House***
**** Message from Nick Cobden Wright, descendent of Richard Cobden **** Help us save Dunford House the birthplace and home of Richard Cobden…
FMRS London: 9th May 2019
Check out FMRS London here: https://freemarket-rs.com/event/fmrs-london/ 05:30 pm – 06:00 pm Registration 06:00 pm – 06:10 pm Welcome and introduction 05:10 pm – 07:30 pm…
Call for papers: Estudios Libertarios
My friend David Chávez Salazar is opening a call for papers for his new journal, Estudios Libertarios. David is a great up and coming Austrian School…
Interview with Professor Joachim Starbatty MEP
Professor Joachim Starbatty is a member of the European Parliament. He kindly hosted our event “The Lessons of Economic History” earlier this year. Here…
How Asset Inflation Will End — This Time
Life after death for asset inflation: this is what happens when “speculative fever” remains high even after monetary inflation has paused. This may well…
“The Lessons of Economic History” in the European Parliament
Last month I organised the event “The Lessons of Economic History” in the European Parliament. It was kindly hosted by Professor Joachim Starbatty MEP,…
Future of Artificial Intelligence Roundtable Discussions in the European Parliament
Last month The Cobden Centre organised the Future of Artificial Intelligence roundtable discussions in the European Parliament. We had the IMF, United Nations, OECD,…
2 Events in European Parliament this week
I am speaking at two events – on Tuesday, “The Lessons of Economic History”, then on Wednesday “The Future of Artificial Intelligence” If…
My speech in the European Parliament on the coming economic collapse
Zero percent interest rates have created the largest bubble in human history, when it bursts it will be worse than 1929.
