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Thank you for visiting my personal website. The main aim of the website is to store, and to make generally available, my main writings in the last 40 or so years. Over that period I have been the most consistent advocate in the UK's public policy debates of the ideas that used to be known as "the Quantity Theory of Money", but in recent decades have been called "monetarism". Indeed, for much of my working lifetime I could reasonably be described as the UK's leading "monetarist" economist, and have received some applause and a lot of derision for taking this position. (I don't claim to be the UK's leading monetary economist, which is something quite different.)
This website - which is currently (2nd October, 2015) very much under construction - has articles and papers on economic subjects, but also on other preoccupations and activities. (See the separate website www.timcongdon4ukip.com for my writings on the single European currency and the European Union. I am a long-standing opponent of the UK's membership of the EU. I run a small economics consultancy, International Monetary Research Ltd. [ www.mv-pt.org ], which may also have useful content.) Your interest is much valued and appreciated, and I hope you find something worth looking at.
Professor Tim Congdon CBE, Director, Institute of International Monetary Research (www.mv-pt.org) at the University of Buckingham
P.S. I believe everything here is free for quotation, but - if you want to reproduce extensive bodies of material - you may need to go back to the original source.
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