Commodity Prices

	Gold •15 mins	1,743.00	+14.70	+0.85%
	Platinum •15 mins	873.10	+5.00	+0.58%
	WTI Crude •4 hours	35.32	+1.61	+4.78%
	Gasoline •5 hours	1.026	+0.027	+2.74%
	Ethanol •4 hours	1.150	+0.033	+2.95%
	Silver •15 mins	18.49	+0.52	+2.88%

		Silver • 15 mins	18.49	+0.52	+2.88%
		Copper • 15 mins	2.443	+0.029	+1.20%
		Brent Crude • 7 hours	35.33	+0.04	+0.11%
		Natural Gas • 4 hours	1.840	+0.013	+0.71%
		Heating Oil • 5 hours	0.965	+0.039	+4.22%

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London Banker has been a central banker and securities markets regulator during a varied and interesting career in global financial markets.

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Fisher's Debt-Deflation Theory of Great Depressions and a Possible Revision

Published 04 August 2008 | viewed 4,609 times

"Panics do not destroy capital; they merely reveal the extent to which it has been previously destroyed by its betrayal into hopelessly unproductive works." -…