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<p>1 revision imported</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>The '''Cobden Centre''' is a British economics think tank founded by Member of Parliament [[Steve Baker (politician)|Steve Baker]] and entrepreneur Toby Baxendale. It is one of Europe’s foremost thinktanks developed around the [[Austrian School of Economics]]. Contributors include MP Steve Baker, Professor [[Kevin Dowd]], Gordon Kerr of Cobden Partners, MEP Dr [[Syed Kamall]] (the head of the Conservative group in the European Parliament), former Cambridge University lecturer [[Jamie Whyte]] and MP [[Douglas Carswell]]. The editor is Max Rangeley.<br /> <br /> == Primary areas of interest ==<br /> <br /> * Business cycle theory<br /> * Free market economic solutions <br /> * Digital currencies such as Bitcoin<br /> * Free trade<br /> <br /> == Business cycle theory ==<br /> The Cobden Centre espouses the Austrian Theory of the [[business cycle]], sometimes known as Hayek-Mises business cycle theory after its two most famous proponents, [[Friedrich von Hayek]] and [[Ludwig von Mises]].<br /> <br /> == Digital currencies ==<br /> The Cobden Centre has several contributors who have expertise in digital currencies and blockchain technology. The Cobden Centre will be organising a four-day exhibition in the [[European Parliament]] in November 2015 showcasing digital currencies to the MEPs. It is the first of its kind in any Parliament in the world and will involve demonstrations of [[Bitcoin]] ATMs and other related technologies.<br /> <br /> The Cobden Centre is named after [[Richard Cobden]], the 19th century classical liberal who campaigned against the Corn Laws and in favour of free trade and individual liberty. The Cobden Centre has a commercial arm called Cobden Partners, which specialises in advice on economics from an Austrian School perspective.<br /> <br /> ==Source==<br /> <br /> [http://wikipedia.org/ http://wikipedia.org/]<br /> [[Category:Services]]<br /> [[Category:Cryptocurrency]]<br /> [[Category:Community]]</div>

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