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Episode 252: A History of Anarchist Thought w/ Per Bylund

2019-04-29

57 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Pete welcomes Per Bylund back to the show. Per is a Fellow of the Mises Institute and Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship & Records-Johnston Professor of Free Enterprise in the School of Entrepreneurship in the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University, and an Associate Fellow of the Ratio …

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Inteligencia artificial y estructura productiva | Per Bylund

2019-04-27

by Per Bylund

En este episodio de Mises Weekends Jeff Deist charlaba con Per Bylund sobre los avances de la tecnología robótica en el mundo de las empresas, su impacto en las etapas de la estructura productiva y cómo al tratarse estos temas subsisten aún en muchos ámbitos ideas relacionadas con el temor por la escasez y el …

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Ryan McMaken Explains the Real Cause of Economic Instability – April 4, 2019

2019-04-16

by Ryan McMaken

Ryan McMaken joins the show to explain the economics of central banks—specifically the way our Federal Reserve destroys people’s savings by inflating the money supply and causes the boom/bust cycle through its manipulation of interest rates. People will often object, says McMaken, that without a central bank unbridled capitalism would take the U.S. back to …

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Per Bylund – AI and the Structure of Production

2019-04-15

by Per Bylund

The Nassau Institute In Collaboration with the Banking Economics & Finance Department & The Economics Society of The University of The Bahamas presents Professor Per Bylund on AI and the Structure of Production at the Harry C. Moore Library Lecture Hall, University of The Bahamas, Tuesday, March 19, 2019 at 6:30pm. LECTURE SUMMARY Dr. Bylund …

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Per Bylund On Opportunity Cost

2019-04-02

by Per Bylund

Hunter Hastings talks with Per Bylund about Opportunity Costs. Why is this important? Because, for entrepreneurs, all costs are opportunity costs; and opportunity costs are the only costs. Opportunity cost is the core of economics, and to develop an understanding of how to apply economic principles to real life, it’s the place we must start. …

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Confusion over Our “Winner-Take-All” Society | Gary M. Galles

2019-03-30

by Gary Galles

Confusion over Our “Winner-Take-All” Society | Gary M. Galles

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Per Bylund on the Role of the Entrepreneur

2019-03-05

by Per Bylund

At Economics For Entrepreneurs, we are going to combine theory and thought leadership about how entrepreneurship works, with practical advice and shared experience from those who have achieved entrepreneurial success. This week we feature Per Bylund (Mises.org/Bylund). He is an economist who observes what entrepreneurs actually do, rather than analyzing the statistics of GDP growth …

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JBV | Per Bylund – “A Theory of Entrepreneurship and Institutional Uncertainty”

2019-03-01

by Per Bylund

☆ JOURNAL OF BUSINESS VENTURING ☆ Volume 32, Issue 5, September 2017, Pages 461-475 ” A theory of entrepreneurship and institutional uncertainty ” Per L. Bylund, Matthew McCaffrey ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ABSTRACT ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Uncertainty and institutions are each vital concepts in entrepreneurship research. However, little work has been done to combine them into a consistent conceptual framework …

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Episode 215: The Myth of ‘Swedish Socialism’ w/ Per Bylund

2019-02-01

by Per Bylund

41 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Per Bylund, PhD, is a Fellow of the Mises Institute and Assistant Professor of Entrepreneurship & Records-Johnston Professor of Free Enterprise in the School of Entrepreneurship in the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University. Per, born and raised in Sweden, will describe the Swedish economic system and …

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Ryan McMaken: The Answer to Cultural Tension: Decentralization?

2018-12-28

by Ryan McMaken

Ryan McMaken: The Answer to Cultural Tension: Decentralization?. Dear reviewer of my channel, please read: https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=1940656689321552&id=1392403627480197&__tn__=-R Mises.org editor Ryan McMaken (Mises.org/McMaken) joins Jeff Deist live at Mises U to make the radical case for decentralization of political power. They tackle the Misesian view of self-determination, Professor Bryan Caplan’s recent...

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David Gordon Building Bridges

2018-12-22

by David Gordon

At our 2018 Gala, VIA Co-Founder David Gordon talked about family, community, and the building of bridges.

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BLUFFTON NEWS | Ryan McMaken, Savannah Music Festival | WHHITV

2018-12-11

by Ryan McMaken

SAVANNAH MUSIC FESTIVAL March 28-April 13, 2019 912-234-3378 http://www.SavannahMusicFestival.org

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SLP38 Per Bylund – The size of firms

2018-12-08

by Per Bylund

Per Bylund (Assistant Professor at OSU and Fellow of Mises Institute) joins me to discuss how some firms today are larger than what they would be under a free market. The impact of regulation and ways to assess competition in a market are discussed. We also touch on the confusion about scarcity and ‘post scarcity’. …

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A lei libertária e a defesa militar- Audio Book! Robert P. Murphy

2018-11-17

by Robert P. Murphy

Conheça todo meu trabalho e formas de apoia-lo http://etoempire.ctcin.bio/ A liberdade é inevitável!! Esse vídeo foi apoiado por : Allan Ricardo,Nicola Occhipinti Magalhães, Douglas Otoni, Átila Balzer Piekarski, Patrick Tracanelli, Artur Pereira de Lima, Vinícius Perini, Ricardo Ariel Nasatto, Thiago Carneiro Ribeiral, Luis Otavio Oliveira da Matta, Lucas Terass, Lucas Terassi, Carlos Oliveira, Leonardo José …

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Ryan McMaken: Capitalism Makes Us More Humane

2018-10-26

by Ryan McMaken

This week, we feature a recent episode of Ryan McMaken’s Radio Rothbard podcast (Mises.org/RothPod). We continue to hear about how capitalism and industrialization distract us from the important things in life. In reality, the historical record shows that it was industrialization and capitalism that propagated the conditions under which we can afford to treat each …

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How Mises.org Fueled Our Movement | Ryan McMaken

2018-10-05

by Ryan McMaken

Presented at the Mises Institute’s 2018 Supporters Summit in Auburn, Alabama. Recorded on September 28, 2018.

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Episode 162: Professor of Entrepreneurship Per Bylund on Hoppe’s Flawed ‘Net TaxPayer’ Argument

2018-10-01

by Per Bylund

34 Minutes Suitable for All Ages Mance welcomes Professor Per Bylund to the show. Per is a Fellow at the Mises Institute and Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship at Oklahoma State University. Professor Bylund wrote an article for LibertarianInstitute.org entitled, “The Immigration Issue in Libertarianism,” in which he delivers a critique of Hans-Hermann Hoppe’s “net taxpayer” …

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Bob Murphy Flays Economic Fallacies of Paul Krugman to Death! in Contra Krugman

2018-09-26

by Robert P. Murphy

Scottish Liberty Podcast episode 104 brought to you by Antony Sammeroff and Tom Laird. Special guest economist Robert P. Murphy PhD., tackles the economic myths of the John Maynard Keynes Keynesians, including the notorious Paul Krugman, economics Op-Ed columnist of the New York Times. Get Bob Murphy’s new book Contra Krugman from Amazon, Contra Krugman: …

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Drömmen om att dö frisk – Lars Bern (Freedomfest 2018)

2018-09-09

by Ludwig von Mises

En av vår tids största ofriheter är försörjningen med livsmedel. Den styrs av ett knappt dussintal globala företag som är världens största industri och understöds av livsmedelsmyndigheterna i många länder. I och med att matproduktionen har industrialiserats har den gjort maten billigare. Men det har också gett upphov till en kost som människokroppen inte är genetiskt anpassad för. Tillsammans med livsmedelsmyndigheters rekommendationer har det lett...

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