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Finansekonomi | Radio Mises #060

2015-09-03

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Ludwig von Mises-Institutet i Sverige: http://www.mises.se Fria finansmarknader är ett tecken på ett fritt samhälle. De är viktiga för effektiv kapitalallokering. Precis som i alla branscher har finansmarknadernas aktörer många intressekonflikter. Till exempel vill mäklarfirmor både handla på kunders uppdrag och med egna pengar. I ett fritt samhälle leder konkurrens automatiskt till god marknadshygien. Men …

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Bill Bonner: Cash Shortage to Hit U.S.

2015-09-01

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http://goo.gl/j4qxLd When it happens, there won’t be any warning… Multi-millionaire Bill Bonner has been tracking a fatal flaw with the U.S. economy that could sneak up on Americans who are unprepared. Click this link after you’ve watched Bill’s urgent message: http://goo.gl/j4qxLd

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Energy Policy | Robert P. Murphy

2015-08-28

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Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 23 July 2015.

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Gary Galles on the Minimum Wage and Inflation

2015-08-25

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Gary Galles explains how the minimum wage affects immigration and why he thinks a wall would not help US workers. Catch the very first episode of our brand new series, Scotch and Scholars!! This week we’ll welcome Gary Galles, the author of Faulty Premises (https://liberty.me/library/faulty-premises-faulty-policies/), to share his thoughts on the minimum wage.

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Move Over Entrepreneurs, Make Way for Speculation!

Speculation
The development of lending was a revolutionary breakthrough. Lending allowed the retiree to do business with the entrepreneur. The retiree has wealth, but no income. The entrepreneur is the opposite, with income but not wealth. The retiree lets the entrepreneur use his wealth, in exchange for an income. The entrepreneur is happy to pay interest, in order to grow his business and increase profits. At times throughout the centuries, governments...

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Statens ovänner, Valter Wierzba | Radio Mises #059

2015-08-25

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Ludwig von Mises-Institutet i Sverige: http://www.mises.se Humor är ett klassiskt effektivt vapen i kampen mot parhästarna ondska och dumhet. Radio Mises gästas av Valter Wierzba, mannen bakom den underfundigt regimkritiska Statens Ovänner (http://www.statensovanner.se). Dessutom nya avsnitt i följetongerna Hagamannen och Allt Gynnar SD. FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mises.se TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LvMISverige REDDIT:...

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Scotch and Scholars — Gary Galles — Minimum Wage

2015-08-25

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Catch the very first episode of our brand new series, Scotch and Scholars!! This week we’ll welcome Gary Galles, the author of Faulty Premises (https://liberty.me/library/faulty-premises-faulty-policies/), to share his thoughts on the minimum wage.

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Hans Hermann Hoppe med Benjamin Juhlin | Radio Mises #058

2015-08-16

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Ludwig von Mises-Institutet i Sverige: http://www.mises.se Benjamin Juhlin är tillbaka i studion. Han diskuterar Hans Hermann Hoppe med edra ödmjuka poddtjänare. Hoppe har en tydlig och lättbegriplig stil. Han följer sin logik osentimentalt från enkla premisser till svårsmälta slutsatser. Är det därför så många svenska liberaler har svårt för honom? FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mises.se TWITTER: https://twitter.com/LvMISverige REDDIT:...

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Who the Heck Consumes Capital?!

consumes capital
I have been writing about consumption of capital, using the example of a farmer who sells off his farm to buy groceries. It’s a striking story, because people don’t normally act like this. Of course, there are self-destructive people in every society, but, not many. Most people know not to spend themselves into poverty. To make people hurt themselves, we need to add the essential element: a perverse incentive. Consider a parlor game called...

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The Economy is in Liquidation Mode

If you’re an American over a certain age, you remember roller skating rinks (I have no idea if it caught on in other countries). This industry boomed in the 1970’s disco era. However, by the mid 1980’s, the fad was fading. Imagine running a rink company at the end of the craze. You know it is not going to survive for long. How do you operate your business? You milk it.

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“Die Unabhängigkeit der Notenbank ist unverzichtbar” // Otmar Issing

2015-08-04

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“Es ist empirisch bewiesen, dass nur dort, wo die Notenbanken unabhängig sind, auf längere Sicht Preisstabilität gewährleistet ist”, sagt Otmar Issing, ehemaliger Chefvolkswirt der Europäischen Zentralbank. – Warum stabiles Geld wesentliche Voraussetzung für eine funktionierende Soziale Marktwirtschaft ist: http://www.insm.de/insm/Soziale-Marktwirtschaft/soziale-marktwirtschaft-stabiles-geld.html ► INSM-Newsletter: Ihr Update in...

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Robert P. Murphy and Daniel Sanchez singing Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice

2015-07-30

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Robert P. Murphy and Daniel Sanchez singing Ice Ice Baby by Vanilla Ice at Karaoke Night during Mises University 2015.

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Mises Institute Scholar Robert P. Murphy singing Twist and Shout

2015-07-30

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Mises Institute Scholar Robert P. Murphy singing Twist and Shout on Karaoke Night during Mises University 2015.

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Yield Purchasing Power: $100M Today Matches $100K in 1979

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Yield Purchasing Power reveals that with today's zero interest we are living in times of hyperinflation. Larry worked for his savings his whole life. Through the lens of conventional purchasing power defintions, we don’t focus on the liquidation of Larry’s wealth. We ignore—or take it for granted—that he’s trading his life savings for bread. We only ask how many loaves he got. If you had a farm, would you consider trading it away, to feed your...

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Jayant Bhandari on Philosophy and Emotional Investing

2015-07-27

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Global investor Jayant Bhandari shares the dangers of emotional investing and even chronicles some of his past mistakes from which he has learned. Join veteran investors Albert Lu and Jayant Bhandari as they talk in the run-up to the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium in Vancouver.  Jayant is the author of a new guide on Liberty.me …

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Investing with Jayant Bhandari

2015-07-27

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Join veteran investors Albert Lu and Jayant Bhandari as they talk in the run-up to the Sprott Natural Resource Symposium in Vancouver.  Jayant is the author of a new guide on Liberty.me called <em>High Risk, High Reward: Disciplined Junior Mining Investing</em>. In it, he shares some key advice for how to keep your head (and …

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Jayant Bhandari: “India…Still A Gold Bull OR Not?”

2015-07-23

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Jayant gives us an update on the demand for gold in India given the slowing economic growth worldwide, and we also discuss India gold smuggling remaining rampant despite the relaxation of gold import rules, and finally we discuss why certain Indian leadership figures don’t agree with the positive India growth numbers. Based in Singapore, Jayant …

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CK*Interview: Peter Boehringer – Der Kampf um das deutsche Staatsgold – Holt unser Gold heim

2015-07-20

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Vor kurzem traf Cashkurs*Autor Helmut Reinhardt Peter Boehringer bei einer Veranstaltung des IFAAM-Instituts in Hamburg. Im Interview geht es um die Heimholung des deutschen Goldes aus dem Ausland, die Geschichte der Bürgerinitiative „Holt unser Gold heim“, die Rolle der Bank für internationalen Zahlungsausgleich (BIZ) und weitere interessante Themen. Peter Boehringer gründete 2003 die PBVV Vermögensberatung …

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Ross Clark – Anxiety in the Markets? Bill Bonner – Violence, Politics and Finance. July 18, 2015

2015-07-18

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Ross Clark – Anxiety in the Markets? email: [email protected] Bill Bonner – Violence, Politics and Finance – his latest book “Hormegeddon” Guest’s website: https://bonnerandpartners.com/ Produced by http://www.HoweStreet.com

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