The Austrian Theory of the Business Cycle – Mises Institute
Speaker Jonathan Newman: Structure of production, time preference and interest, sustainable growth, unsustainable growth, overconsumption and malinvestment. .
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Inflation in the economy changes your money’s purchasing power from strong to weak. From solid ground to quicksand. Imagine building a society on ground that slowly turns to quicksand. U.S. monetary history: Stats: ChatGPT
In the preface to “Economics in One Lesson,” Henry Hazlitt explains that the book is a critical analysis of economic fallacies that are prevalent and have become a new orthodoxy. The book seeks to dissect and expose these errors, particularly the central error from which they stem. Hazlitt argues that the shortest and surest way to understand economics … Read more
Has the Fed lost its way? Kevin Warsh, Hoover visiting fellow and on the short list of candidates to be the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, thinks the Fed has and offers solutions on how to fix it. Drawing on his firsthand experience during the 2008 financial crisis and his continuing work as a … Read more
“The main way in which money is created runs contrary to the view sometimes put forward that banks can only lend out deposits that they already have. “In fact, loans create deposits, not the other way around (deposits create loans).”
Murray Rothbard’s 4-part audio version of “What Has Government Done to Our Money?“ from the Mises Institute.
In this 30-minute explainer video, Lyn Alden takes a step back through history and looks into the intricacies of money and banking, offering an answer to an overlooked but extremely important question: What is money? This video takes core ideas from Lyn’s recent book “Broken Money: Why Our Financial System is Failing Us and How … Read more
People confuse price fluctuations with inflation, and they are not the same thing. Could the price of certain goods fluctuate inside a market, yes. However, that is not inflation. Inflation is the devaluation of the currency, which causes prices to rise across the entire market. – Thomas Lawson
“The Austrian [school of economics] holds that persistent inflation is brought about by continuing and chronic increases in the supply of money engineered by the federal government. “Since the inception of the Federal Reserve system in 1913, the supply of money and bank credit in America has been totally in control of the federal government.” … Read more
Defining Inflation According to Murray Rothbard and Ludwig von Mises, inflation is defined as the increase of the money supply out of “thin air.” Following this definition, one can ascertain that increases in money supply set economic impoverishment in motion by creating an exchange of nothing for something, the so-called counterfeit effect. Contrary to popular thinking, inflation … Read more
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