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Episode 387: Ryan McMaken and Donnie Gebert Talk Radical Decentralization and Secession

2020-03-09

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62 Minutes Some Strong Language Pete invited Mises.org editor Ryan McMaken and author Donnie Gebert to come on the show and compare notes on the subject of decentralization and secession. Donnie wrote the book “A Direct Republic – The Null Hypothesis of Politics,” and Ryan has written many articles lately on getting States smaller. Ryan …

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Gold – jetzt noch einsteigen? (Börsencrash)

2020-03-08

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Das wahre Geld Gold steigt von Rekord zu Rekord. Wer diesem Kanal gefolgt ist, kann schon eine staatliche Rendite von 20-30 % verbuchen. Doch wie geht es jetzt weiter? War es das oder geht es erst richtig los? Warum ist der Kurs so volatil und was sollte man kaufen? Münzen oder Barren und welche genau? … Continue reading »

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Flattening and Inverted Yield Curves – What Does This Mean?

2020-03-08

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¿Qué pasa con los bancos europeos?

2020-03-08

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What Would Murray Say About the Coronavirus?

2020-03-08

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2020-03-08

Murray Rothbard died in January 1995, long before this year’s coronavirus scare. But the principles this great thinker taught us can help us answer questions about the coronavirus outbreak which trouble many of us. Would the US government be justified in imposing massive involuntary quarantines in order to slow down the spread of disease? What about vaccines?

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Per Bylund on How Regulations Affect Our Everyday Lives (The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized)

2020-03-07

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The Nassau Institute & Templeton Religion Trust In Collaboration with the Banking Economics & Finance Department & The Economics Society of The University of The Bahamas presents: Professor Per Bylund on The Seen, the Unseen, and the Unrealized: How Regulations Affect Our Everyday Lives On February 6, 2020 at 6:30pm at Choices Restaurant, University of …

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The US Constitution Needs an Expiration Date

2020-03-07

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2020-03-07

A unique feature of the Swiss Federal Constitution is the fact that the central government's power to impose direct taxes on citizens expires every decade or so. In fact, the current taxing authority expires at the end of 2020. Fortunately for the Swiss republic's central government, voters approved an extension (the "New Financial Regime 2021") for another fifteen years in a March 2018 election.

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China is Doing the Right Thing with Coronavirus Says Jayant Bhandari

2020-03-06

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In this interview with SmallCapPower at PDAC 2020, Anarcho Capital Senior Analyst Jayant Bhandari said he is loading up on junior mining stocks and mentioned some of his top stock picks. He also weighed in on China’s response to the Coronavirus as well as the Hong Kong protests.

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Mit Geld zur Weltherrschaft | Gast: Thorsten Polleit | Ep. 29

2020-03-06

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Im Gespräch mit Thorsten Polleit über sein aktuelles Buch „Mit Geld zur Weltherrschaft: Warum unser Geld uns in einen dystopischen Weltstaat führt – und wie wir mit besserem Geld eine bessere Welt schaffen können“ und über die Entstehung sowie Aktivitäten des Ludwig von Mises Institut Deutschland. Nachfolgend die in der Ausgabe angesprochenen Website-Links: Buch: „Mit …

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“Heritage” Designation of Old Buildings Is Both Wasteful and Arbitrary

2020-03-06

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2020-03-06

An old red barn in London, Ontario was recently given heritage protection by City Council. Two days later, after dark, the barn was demolished. Owner John McLeod, citing legal advice, wouldn’t comment when asked if he’d demolished the barn but said, “I’m delighted that it’s down.”

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ALARMSIGNAL – Zinssenkung! (FED hat Angst)

2020-03-05

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Die amerikanische Notenbank hat völlig überraschend (nicht für unsere Abonnenten) die Zinsen deutlich gesenkt. Geht es wirklich um die Bekämpfung der Auswirkungen der Chinakrankheit oder zur Rettung der Finanzmärkte und der Wiederwahl Trumps. Was passierte in der Vergangenheit mit den Aktienmärkten nach so einer außerordentlichen Zinssenkung? Was müssen Sie jetzt beachten und welche Investments sind …

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“Esperando A Los Bancos Centrales” – ¿Pueden Solucionar Los Problemas Derivados Del Coronavirus?

2020-03-05

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Governments Are Using the Coronavirus to Distract From Their Own Failures

2020-03-05

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2020-03-05

The Johns Hopkins University Coronavirus Global Cases Monitor shows that the mortality rate of the epidemic is very low. At the writing of this article,1 there have been 92,818 cases, 3,195 deaths, and 48,201 recoveries. It is normal for the media to focus on the first two figures, but I think that it is important to remember the last one. The recovered figure is more than ten times the deceased one.

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Christine Lagarde’s New Vision for the ECB

2020-03-05

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2020-03-05

On December 12, Christine Lagarde introduced her goals and vision in her first rate-setting meeting as the new president of the European Central Bank (ECB). On the actual policy front, there were no surprises. She remained committed to the path set by her predecessor, Mario Draghi, and kept the current monetary stimulus unchanged.

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Dirk Müller – Schutzmasken – Ja, was denn jetzt!?!

2020-03-04

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https://www.swr.de/swraktuell/Frankreich-beschlagnahmt-alle-Atemschutzmasken,kurz-macron-beschlagnahmt-schutzmasken-100.html Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Marktupdate vom 03.03.2020. Sehen Sie das komplette Marktupdate auf Cashkurs.com und erhalten Sie werbefreien Zugriff auf alle Premiuminhalte inkl. Beiträgen und Videos: http://bit.ly/ck-registrieren Dirk Müller Premium Aktien Fonds – Anlegerkongress 2020 – Jetzt Tickets sichern:...

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The Truth About Taxes | by Murray N. Rothbard

2020-03-04

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Orthodox neoclassical economics has long maintained that, from the point of view of the taxed themselves, an income tax is “better than” an excise tax on a particular form of consumption, since, in addition to the total revenue extracted, which is assumed to be the same in both cases, the excise tax weights the levy …

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The Fed Slashes Rates as Powell Declares Economy “Strong”

2020-03-04

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2020-03-04

Federal Funds Target Rate Since 1992
The Federal Reserve this morning slashed the target federal funds rate by 0.5 percent today. According to CNBC: The Federal Reserve moved to an enact an emergency interest rate cut after officials saw the coronavirus having a material impact on the economic outlook, Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday.

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Dirk Müller – Explosiv: Flüchtlingsdrama 2.0 trifft auf Existenznot!

2020-03-03

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Der EURO ist eine Fehlkonstruktion! (Interview Dimitri Speck)

2020-03-03

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Die Zeit läuft, ist ein Aufhalten eines Crashes noch möglich? Wie lange kann es noch gehen und was hat die Politik damit zu tun? Ist der Euro für oder gegen uns? All dies im Interview mit Matthias Weik und Dimitri Speck! Finanzen und mehr: ● Neues Buch: https://fw-redner.de/publikationen/der-groesste-crash-aller-zeiten/ ● Unser Fonds: https://www.fw-fonds.de ● Website: https://www.friedrich-weik.de …

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Repudiating the National Debt | by Murray N. Rothbard

2020-03-03

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Before the Reagan era, conservatives were clear about how they felt about deficits and the public debt: a balanced budget was good, and deficits and the public debt were bad, piled up by free-spending Keynesians and socialists, who absurdly proclaimed that there was nothing wrong or onerous about the public debt. Since Reagan, however, intellectual-political …

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