Reversing Gresham’s Law: How Sound Money Could Drive Out Fiat
Gresham’s Law is an economic maxim that states “good money” drives out “bad money.” But under the right circumstances, it might be possible to reverse Gresham and do the opposite. Named in 1857 by economist Henry Dunning Macleod after Sir Thomas Gresham, an English...
The Best and Worst States for Sound Money
The newly released 2025 Sound Money Index has identified Wyoming, South Dakota, and Alaska as the states with the most favorable policies toward constitutional sound money, while Vermont, Maine, and California take the most hostile stances. Released annually by...
Bringing Back Gold Clause Contracts: A Challenge to the Fed
One of the ways the government maintains its fiat money system is by throwing up legal and regulatory roadblocks to those wanting to use real money. Bringing back gold clause contracts removes one of those barriers. The principle behind a gold clause contract is...