Gabriel M. Mueller

About the Author

Gabriel M. Mueller is a recent law school graduate who teaches economics. He resides in Tempe, Ariz. He currently works at a bankruptcy law firm in Scottsdale, Ariz., but his professional aspiration is to be a law professor. Aside from work, his interests are free markets, gold, and [the study of] money. He is an assistant coach for the cross-country team.

Hayek on Money: Let the People Choose

By Gabriel M. Mueller | February 16, 2012

"With the exception only of the 200-year period of the gold standard (1714 to 1914 in Britain), practically all governments of history have used their exclusive power to issue money in order to defraud and plunder the people.” – Friedrich Hayek

Gold Is a Put Option on Politics

By Gabriel M. Mueller | July 25, 2012

We are faced with serious economic problems. We have governments that have over-spent into the trillions and markets which by some measures of derivative value are leveraged in terms of quadrillions of dollars.

Asian Gold Demand Key Price Determinant

By Gabriel M. Mueller | August 9, 2012

The American and European gold investor should always remember that the East – primarily India and China – exerts a massive influence on the gold market. India’s gold market alone is almost four-times bigger than the US gold market.

A (Federal Reserve) Bank Run: German Style

By Gabriel M. Mueller | November 21, 2012

Call it wishful thinking, but a small part of me thinks that the real reason why German officials are starting to ask tough questions about their gold reserves is because they are losing confidence in our monetary system.