Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics
Political Catalysts May Have A Limited Macro Impact
Can we really expect a big improvement from recent political catalysts? Please subscribe to my channel and comment below. Website: dlacalle.com/en Twitter: @dlacalle_IA
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The US Economy Is Being Japanified — Thanks to the Fed
Japan has not recovered fully from the lost decade of the 1990s. The Asian financial crisis was exacerbated by the dot-com crash and then a few years later the global economic collapse. Tokyo has tried everything to combat anemic growth and deflation, and resolve the zombification of the Japanese economy through an immense buildup of government debt and a dramatic loosening of monetary policy, including subzero interest rates.
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Embrace Unilateral Free Trade with the UK — Right Now
Boris Johnson's Conservatives won an outright majority in yesterday's general election, pushing the Tories to an 80-strong Commons majority in what the Daily Mail called a "staggering election landslide." Given that the Conservatives employed an election slogan of "Get Brexit Done," it appears the election was largely a referendum on Brexit.
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Banana Republic Money Debasement In America
Addicted to Spending. There are many falsehoods being perpetuated these days when it comes to money, financial markets, and the economy. But when you cut the chaff, three related facts remain: Uncle Sam needs your money. He needs a lot of your money. And he needs it bad!
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More Central Bank Stimulus Will Not Work
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Why the Courts Aren’t All They’re Supposed to Be
In the United States, law courts routinely hand out court order mandating payments to victims. And then do little to enforce them. For example, according to the U.S. Census Bureau, in 2015 only 43.5 percent of custodial parents received the full amount of court-ordered child support payments. 25.8 percent received partial payment while 30.7 percent — a figure which is trending higher — received no payments.
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III Fórum de Liberdade Econômica – Firm Theory, Entrepreneurship & Strategic Management – Per Bylund
Sobre o Palestrante: Per Bylund, é membro do Mises Institute e professor assistente de empreendedorismo e registros – professor Johnston de Free Enterprise na Escola de Empreendedorismo da Spears School of Business da Oklahoma State University e membro associado do Ratio Institute em Estocolmo. Ele já ocupou cargos na Baylor University e na University of …
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Anatomia do Estado, Murray N. Rothbard (1926-1995) #indicação de leitura 28.
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Why Central Banks Aren’t Really Setting Interest Rates
Mainstream thinking considers the central bank a key factor in the determination of interest rates. By setting short-term interest rates, the central bank, it is argued, can influence the entire interest rate structure by creating expectations about the future course of its interest rate policy.
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Anatomia do Estado, Murray N. Rothbard (1926-1995) #indicação de leitura 28.
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A possibilidade de uma justiça privada – Robert P. Murphy
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Central Banks May Be Driving Us Toward More Waste, More Carbon Emissions
Christine Lagarde, the new president of the European Central Bank (ECB), has added a new green dimension to monetary policymaking. The charming Frenchwoman signaled that the ECB could buy green bonds, possibly as part of the reanimated bond purchase program (a form of QE). This could reduce the financing costs of green investment projects.
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Ronald Stöferle: “Gold – This is the Beginning of a Bigger Move”
Ronald Stöferle, the author of the “In Gold We Trust” report in an interview with CommodityTV about why the gold price will further rise in 2020. Low interest rates, the trade war between China and USA and the extensive printing of money are only a few reasons. Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/IGWTreport For more information …
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Dirk Müller – Finanztransaktionssteuer: Die reine Bürgerverarsche!
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Jayant Bhandari Gives His View on The Markets for The New Year
Jayant Bhandari, who travels the world to look for investment opportunities, particularly in the natural resource sector, gives his views for the markets in the new year.
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The destruction of civilization – implications of extreme monetary interventions
When I was asked to write an article about the impact of negative interest rates and negative yielding bonds, I thought this is a chance to look at the topic from a broader perspective. There have been lots of articles speculating about the possible implications and focusing on their impact in the short run, but it’s not very often that an analysis looks a bit further into the future, trying to connect money and its effect on society itself.
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