Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics

The Race Between Tyranny and Liberty | Robert P. Murphy
This event was held at Santa Clara University, on June 22, 2016. Robert P. Murphy is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, Research Assistant Professor at the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, President of Consulting by RPM, Senior Economist at the Institute for Energy Research, and Associated Scholar with the Ludwig von …
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The Day They Killed the Dollar
LAS VEGAS – It was 113 degrees outside when we rolled through Baker, California, a few days ago. We drove along in comfort, but our sympathies turned to the poor pilgrims who made their way to California in covered wagons. How they must have suffered!
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The World’s Central Banks Are Making A Big Mistake
While everyone was talking about Brexit last month, the Bank for International Settlements released its 86th annual report. Based in Basel, Switzerland, the BIS functions as a master hub for all the world’s central banks. It settles transactions among central banks and other international organizations. It doesn’t serve private individuals, businesses, or national governments.
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George Friedman: Terrorism Fuels Nationalism and Deglobalization of the World
George Friedman writes the free weekly column “This Week in Geopolitics” for Mauldin Economics. Subscribe here: http://goo.gl/fz8LE2. Each week you’ll receive an in-depth view of the forces driving events and investors in the next year, decade, or even a century from now.
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Hans-Hermann Hoppe: “Put Your Hope In Radical Decentralization”
All major political parties in Western Europe, regardless of their different names and party programs, are nowadays committed to the same fundamental idea of democratic socialism. They use democratic elections to legitimize the taxing of productive people for the benefit of unproductive people. They tax people, who have earned their income and accumulated their wealth by producing goods or services purchased voluntarily by consumers (and of course...
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Bank of Japan: Destination Mars
Asset Price Levitation One of the more preposterous deeds of modern central banking involves creating digital monetary credits from nothing and then using the faux money to purchase stocks. If you’re unfamiliar with this erudite form of monetary policy this may sound rather fantastical.
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Three-Ring Circus
Speculator’s Market LOS ANGELES – Stocks were up again… Whoa! Hold on just a cotton-picking minute. Honest investors are getting out of the stock market. There have been net withdrawals of $80 billion from U.S. equity funds so far this year. Who’s buying?
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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 18.07.2016 – Kommentar zum Militärputsch in der Türkei
Weitere Themen: – Gesetz für autonomes Fahren in Deutschland auf den Weg gebracht – Neuer Chefökonom der Weltbank: “Charter Citys” gegen die Armut www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller
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Ronald Stöferle: Gold als Schutz gegen den ultimativen Crash
Der Brexit-Schock steckt vielen Anlegern noch tief in den Knochen – und auch in Fachkreisen gab es in den letzten Wochen viel Gesprächsbedarf rund um die optimale Anlagestrategie. Die neueste Ausgabe von pro aurum TV beleuchtet zwei Studien, welche die Bedeutung von Gold in unsicheren Anlagezeiten deutlich machen. Denn der Goldpreis ist im ersten Halbjahr …
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Brexit or not, the pound will crash
Status quo, as our generation know it, established in 1945 has plodded along ever since. It is true that it have had near death experiences several times, especially in August 1971 when the world almost lost faith in the global reserve currency and in 2008 when the fractional reserve Ponzi nearly consumed itself. While the recent Brexit vote seem to be just another near death experience.
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George Friedman: Coup In Turkey
George Friedman writes the free weekly column “This Week in Geopolitics” for Mauldin Economics. Subscribe here: http://goo.gl/fz8LE2. Each week you’ll receive an in-depth view of the forces driving events and investors in the next year, decade, or even a century from now.
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Helping Robots Find Jobs…
When the cost of capital goes down to zero, a company with access to that cheap – or even free – money can afford to pay almost an infinite amount of money to get rid of its employees and hire robots.
“Zero-interest-rate policy is really a full robot employment program.”
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“It’s Prohibited By Law” – A Problem Emerges For Japan’s “Helicopter Money” Plans
Over the past four days, risk assets have been on a tear, led by the collapsing Yen and soaring Nikkei, as the market has digested daily news that - as we predicted last week - Bernanke has been urging Japan to become the first developed country to unleash the monetary helicopter, in which the central banks directly funds government fiscal spending, most recently with an overnight report that Bernanke has pushed Abe and Kuroda to sell perpetual...
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Germany Sells First Ever Negative-Yielding 10Y Treasury, Corporate Bonds
Overnight, we previewed what was about to be a historic for the eurozone bond auction, when this morning Germany sold its first ever 10Y bonds with a zero coupon.
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EU Sends Obsolete Industries Mission to China
The European press informs us that a delegation of EU Commission minions, including Mr. JC Juncker (who according to a euphemistically worded description by one of his critics at the Commission “seems often befuddled and tired, not really quite present”) and European Council president Donald Tusk, has made landfall in Beijing.
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Dirk Müller im Tagesausblick vom 13.07.2016 – US-Regierung schützt Apple bei Strafzahlung
Ein Streitfall um Milliarden-Strafzahlungen für Apple in Irland zeigt, warum US-Unternehmen oft stärkere Bilanzen haben: Die US-Regierung übt Druck auf Irland aus und fordert einen respektvolleren Umgang mit amerikanische Unternehmen. www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller
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Stockman Rages: Ben Bernanke Is “The Most Dangerous Man Walking This Planet”
Ben Bernanke is one of the most dangerous men walking the planet. In this age of central bank domination of economic life he is surely the pied piper of monetary ruin. At least since 2002 he has been talking about “helicopter money” as if a notion which is pure economic quackery actually had some legitimate basis.
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