Category Archive: 6b.) Mises.org
DJ Genesis:Becoming a DJ, rocking house parties, working on his craft to master art of being a DJ
In segment one of DJ Genesis podcast, we discuss how his Journey began and how he started DJing, his early gigs of rocking house parties, and taking the time to work on his technique to become a DJ that always rocks the spot.
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Vietnam Should Have Been the End of US Foreign Intervention. It Wasn’t, and the World Is Worse Off
In 1975, after nearly a decade of outright conflict, the United States government abandoned its doomed escapade in Vietnam. It left a devastated country and over a million corpses in its wake. The corrupt South Vietnamese regime, already teetering on utter collapse, completely dissolved without American support.
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Mises in America
[William Peterson was the 2006 Schlarbaum laureate, and here is his acceptance speech, delivered October 8, 2005.]
Gary Schlarbaum, I thank you for this award and high honor from your grand legacy in loving memory of a genius in our time, Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973). But let me say up front, fellow Miseseans, meet me, Mr. Serendipity, Bill Peterson, here by a fluke, a child of fickle fate. For frankly I had never heard of the famous Mises when I...
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“Entrepreneurship vs Regulations” presented by Per Bylund at the 2022 NH Liberty Forum
Per Bylund, Professor of Entrepreneurship, and Fellow at The Mises Institute, gives a talk about the power of Entrepreneurship and the dangers and risk of Regulations at the New Hampshire Liberty Forum in 2022 hosted by The Free State Project.
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To Fight Russia, Europe’s Regimes Risk Impoverishment and Recession for Europe
European politicians are eager to be seen as "doing something" to oppose the Russian regime following Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Most European regimes have wisely concluded—Polish and Baltic recklessness notwithstanding—that provoking a military conflict with nuclear-armed Russia is not a good idea.
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Real Wages Fall Again as Inflation Surges and the Fed Plays the Blame Game
Money printing may bring rising wages, but it also brings rising prices for goods and services. And those increases are outpacing the wage increases.
Original Article: "Real Wages Fall Again as Inflation Surges and the Fed Plays the Blame Game"
This Audio Mises Wire is generously sponsored by Christopher Condon.
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The Nationalities Question
[This article was published in in The Irrepressible Rothbard, available in the Mises Store.]
Upon the collapse of centralizing totalitarian Communism in Eastern Europe and even the Soviet Union, long suppressed ethnic and nationality questions and conflicts have come rapidly to the fore. The crack-up of central control has revealed the hidden but still vibrant "deep structures" of ethnicity and nationality.
To those of us who glory in...
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Jon Stewart Asks Great Questions of Federal Reserve Chief
In a recent episode of “The Problem With Jon Stewart,” the former Daily Show host asks former president of the Kansas City Fed Thomas Hoenig why the Fed couldn’t have bailed out homeowners, or just “quantitative ease” away the Treasury’s debt. Hoenig gives muddy answers, so Bob tries to clarify.
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Keynesians and Market Monetarists Didn’t See Inflation Coming
The government’s latest report puts the twelve-month official consumer price inflation rate at 8.5 percent, the highest since December 1981:
As economists debate the causes of, and cure for, this price inflation, it’s worth recounting which schools of thought saw it coming. Although individuals can be nuanced, generally speaking the Austrians have been warning that the Fed’s reckless policies threaten the dollar. In contrast, as I will document...
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How the Fed’s Tampering with the Policy Rate Affects the Yield Curve
At the end of March this year the difference between the yield on the ten-year Treasury bond and the yield on the two-year Treasury bond fell to 0.010 percent from 1.582 percent at the end of March 2021.
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Hoppe: “My Dream Is of a Europe Which Consists of 1,000 Liechtensteins.”
Interviewer: I would like to welcome our second guest in the studio. It is the philosopher and economist with an international range Hans-Hermann Hoppe. Nice to meet you, Mr. Hoppe.
The dream of a united Europe, the eternal longing of the empire. Do you also dream this dream?
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Dollar Dominanz am Ende – Wohlstand in Gefahr
Videoinhalte:Thorsten Polleit, Dirk Müller, Neustart, reset, der große reset, Banken Deutschland, Sparkassen Deutschland, Wirtschaft Deutschland, Finanzen Deutschland, Geld Deutschland , Kapital Deutschland, Aktien Deutschland , Börse Deutschland, I
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Darshan Mehta: Insights Are Game Changers For Business
What drives customer behavior and customer choices? It’s the existential question for business; you’ve got to know the answer. But it’s a mystery, hard to unlock. The solution to this answer lies in what market researchers call insights, based on the Austrian deductive method that we summarized in episode #164 with Per Bylund (Mises.org/E4B_164).
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PL2 Highlights: Albion 1 Leeds 0
Andrew Moran's first-half strike was enough to separate the two teams at the American Express Elite Football Performance Centre.
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Achtung Inflation: Wohlstand in Gefahr! (JF-TV Interview mit Thorsten Polleit)
Seit 2021 steigt die Inflationsrate kontinuierlich an, lag im März dieses Jahres bei besorgniserregenden 7,3 Prozent. In Medien und Politik wird diese Entwicklung oft mit dem Krieg in der Ukraine assoziiert, in Wahrheit liegen die Gründe jedoch viel tiefer, wie der Chefökonom der Degussa Goldhandel, Thorsten Polleit, im JF-TV Interview erklärt. Und Polleit fürchtet: "Diese Inflation ist gekommen um zu bleiben", selbst eine vorrübergehend...
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Achtung Inflation: Wohlstand in Gefahr!
“So act that your principle of action might safely be made a law for the whole world.”
| Immanuel Kant (1724–1804)
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Real Wages Fall Again as Inflation Surges and the Fed Plays the Blame Game
According to a new report released Wednesday by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Consumer Price Index increased in March by 8.6 percent, measured year over year (YOY). This is the largest increase in more than forty years. To find a higher rate of CPI inflation, we have to go back to December 1981, when the year-over-year increase was 9.6 percent.
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