Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics
Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 18.04.2016 – Angespanntes Verhältnis zwischen USA und Saudi-Arabien
Weitere Themen: – Helikoptergeld: Geld ohne Wert – OPEC-Treffen gescheitert: Ölpreise auf Talfahrt – US-Wirtschaft “over the edge” www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller
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George Friedman: Eastern Europe Is Trapped Between Russia and the West
George Friedman writes the free weekly column “This Week in Geopolitics” (http://www.mauldineconomics.com/subscribe-twig) for Mauldin Economics. Subscribe now and get an in-depth view of the forces that will drive events and investors in the next year, decade, or even a century from now. — The European Union’s eastern bloc finds the ongoing refugee crisis annoying but …
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Double Whammy Economics
What’s up with U.S. consumers? They seem to have come to their senses at the worst possible time. They can no longer be counted on to push economic growth up and to the right. Specifically, they’re not spending money on stuff.A little public service on etymology: “Double whammy” was reportedly first used in a 1941 Oakland Tribune article related to boxing. It means a devastating blow, setback or catastrophe. In today’s economy, it often means...
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Why All Central Planning Is Doomed to Fail
We’re still thinking about how so many smart people came to believe things that aren’t true. Krugman, Stiglitz, Friedman, Summers, Bernanke, Yellen – all seem to have a simpleton’s view of how the world works.
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Circulus in probando
In the latest semi-annual Keynesian incantation spewed out by the world’s best pseudo-scientists, we learn that growth has been too slow for too long and that in itself is the cause of slow growth. First, they promote debt-funded consumption because ...
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A Take On How Negative Interest Rates Hurt Banks That You Will Not See Anywhere Else
The Bank of Japan and the ECB are assisting me in teaching the world's savers, banking clients and corporations about the benefits of blockchain-based finance for the masses. How? Today, the Wall Street Journal published "Negative Rates: How One Swis...
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Who Lends to the Fed?
This leads to our present question. To speak of borrowing and a ready market in which the Fed can borrow, means there is a lender. Who is the lender to the Fed?
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China – A Reversal of Urbanization?
Economic and Demographic Changes We have discussed China’s debt and malinvestment problems in these pages extensively in the past (most recently we have looked at various efforts to keep the yuan propped up). In a way, China is like the proverbial ...
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Argentina – The Times, They Are A-Changing
Our Argentine “Ranch Rebellion” Is Over… for Now… BUENOS AIRES, Argentina – Not much action on Wall Street yesterday. The Dow sold off slightly. Gold and oil were up a bit. How about here in Argentina? “Everything has changed. Everything.” Mauric...
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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 13.04.2016 – Goldkäufe und Goldminen kommen in Schwung
Goldkäufe und Goldminen kommen in Schwung: Diskussionen um Brexit, Bargeldabschaffung und andere Krisenherde befeuern diese Entwicklung. Mit Cashkurs-Gold.de verfolgen wir die Chancen an den Rohstoffmärkten ganz genau und bieten Ihnen Hilfestellungen zu Investments in diesem Bereich. Die weiteren Themen des heutigen Tagesausblicks: – China: Vordergründig gute Wirtschaftsdaten befeuern Märkte – IWF senkt (wieder) Weltwirtschaftsprognose...
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State of Fear – Corruption in High Places
Mr. X and his Mysterious Benefactors As the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) reports, a money-laundering alarm was triggered at AmBank in Malaysia, a bank part-owned by one of Australia’s “big four” banks, ANZ. What had triggered the alarm...
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In Memoriam: Dr. Tibor Machan
A Rara Avis – The World Is Poorer Without Him In It Our friend Dr. Tibor Machan, a greatly valued contributor to this site, has passed away on March 24. Dr. Tibor Machan, libertarian philosopher Unfortunately, we haven’t known Tibor for very lo...
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ZIRP, NIRP, QE, Bank Collapse and Helicopters Coming Too Late – The Lehman Effect Hits Europe – Hard!
It's official, I'm calling a banking crisis in Europe. Things didn't go well the last time I did this. Of course, many will say, "But the rating agencies have learned their collective lessons. They would most assuredely warn us if the European banks...
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A Fatal Flaw in the System
The Hard Rocks of Real Life BALTIMORE – The Dow dropped 174 points on Thursday, the biggest fall in six weeks. Not the end of the world. Maybe not even the end of this year’s bounce-back bull run. As you’ll recall, stocks sold off at the beginning ...
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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 8.4.2016 – EU-Ukraine: Niederländischer Schuss gegen Brüssel
Das Video ist ein Auschnitt aus dem Tagesausblick (8. April 2016) von Dirk Müller auf www.cashkurs.com. Weitere Themen: • Welthandelsprognose: WTO sieht deutliche Abkühlung • US-Kreditvergabe: Immer mehr Konsum auf Pump • Positive Exportdaten aus Deutschland • Abschaffung des 500-Euro-Scheins: Eine teure Angelegenheit • Morgen: Anleger-Kongress des Dirk Müller Premium Aktien Fonds auf dem Heidelberger …
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Bill Bonner
Bill Bonner is a business professor at the University of Regina. He has done extensive research on P3 projects. Video created by Laura Beamish.
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Why Janet Yellen Can Never Normalize Interest Rates
Bill Bonner explains why the Fed will normalize interest rates.
With higher rates, Yellen risks corporate profits and bond defaults.
With higher rates, Yellen risks not only bond defaults, but also bank defaults.
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Frisky Yen Upsets Japan’s GOSPLAN
It Wasn’t Supposed to Do That… When you’re a central banker in a pure fiat money system and even your ability to print your own currency into oblivion is questioned by the markets, you really have a problem. This is actually funny on quite a number...
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Going Into Debt to Invest Into Debt…
Bankers Hate It When You Hold Cash In an extraordinary turn of events, last week we were contacted by our local bankers. Since we were turned down for a mortgage in 1982 (our business finances were thought to be “too shaky”), we have had little tru...
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