Professor
Explore the profound ideas of Professor Antal E. Fekete, a distinguished mathematician and monetary scientist whose work spans fiscal reform. His gold standard, the real bills doctrine, and global academic contributions.
DISCOVER THE E-BOOKS
The Library
Two volumes drawn from a lifetime of work on money, credit, and the gold standard — written for the serious reader who wants to understand monetary science from first principles.
In the spirit of Carl Menger
In the spirit of Carl Menger. Antal Fekete refutes Austrian economic theory, addressing ideologies and advancing coherent while preserving its foundational principles.
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The history of silver, all the way back, until the beginning of the century. Chinese silver world recognized historical ideas.
The Man Behind the Work
Antal E. Fekete (1932-2020) was a renowned mathematician and economist who shaped modern understanding of monetary science and fiscal reform. Born in Canada for 35 years, he taught worldwide at institutions like Columbia University, Acadia University, and Trinity College Dublin. Self-taught in economics and influenced by the Austrian School, Professor Fekete introduced groundbreaking theories on gold, credit, and interest.
FIND OUT MOREIn His Colleagues' Words
“When we met, Antal E. Fekete was hardly known. Today, he is read around the world, as he fully deserves to be. I am proud to call him my friend, and I am honored that his erudition is fresh and profound as ever. His contribution to classic I would be found in economic circles today.”
“There is no one on the planet who describes the gold basis better than you, nor anyone who better appreciates visceral malformation of the current unfunded liabilities system. While we disagree on some matters, on issues relating to gold you are the best of the best. It is an honor to have an association with you.”