Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics

Die 4-S-Strategie zum unternehmerischen Durchbruch | Interview Alexander Krunic

Für aktuelle Insidertipps und -events hier eintragen: https://thorstenwittmann.com/e-letter/?WickedSource=YouTube&WickedID=die-4-s-strategie-zum-unternehmerischen-durchbruch-interview-alexander-krunic Die simple 4-S-Strategie zum Unternehmer-Durchbruch „Faszination Freiheit“ heute mit Alex Krunic beim Europakongress Heute erwarten Sie bei unserer Freitagsserie „Faszination Freiheit“ tolle Bilder von unserem Europakongress vom Wochenende und...

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Wie Sozialisten den Kapitalismus prägten – Teil 3

Im zweiten Teil dieser Analyse wurde zu zeigen versucht, weshalb es für das eigentliche Verständnis unseres heutigen Geldsystems und dessen spezifischen Eigenschaften wenig sinnvoll ist, in der Kritik desselbigen zwischen Staat, Zentralbank und Geschäftsbank zu unterscheiden. Alle drei Akteure sind für die in Teil Zwei beschriebene «monetäre Revolution» unabdingbar und haben die von der natürlichen Knappheit losgelöste Kreditgeldschöpfung erst...

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Can Switzerland Save the World?

Switzerland: Far from Flawless, but still a Unique Country – An Interview with Claudio Grass. Our friend Claudio Grass has discussed Switzerland in these pages before, and on one of these occasions we added some background information on country’s truly unique political system (see “The People Against the Establishment” for the details).

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Robert P. Murphy

”’Robert Patrick Murphy”’ ( born 23 May 1976 ) is an American economist, consultant and author. He is an economist with the Institute for Energy Research ( I E R ) specializing in climate change and a research fellow with the Independent Institute, He was a senior fellow in business and economic studies at the … Continue reading...

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Frank Shostak

”’Frank Shostak”’ is an Austrian School economist. He is an adjunct scholar of the Mises Institute. His Consulting firm, Applied Austrian School Economics, provides in-depth assessments and reports of financial markets and global economies. Frank Shostak has published more than 350 articles in the field of economics. All text, either derivative works from Wikipedia Articles …

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Interventionism and Regulations | Robert P. Murphy

Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert P. Murphy talks about interventionism and regulations at the 2016 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar held at Santa Clara University, in Santa Clara, California. 00:09 Introduction 00:46 What is interventionism? 04:54 Market economy vs. socialism 06:58 Examples of unintended consequences of regulations 27:16 Supply and demand 32:51 Price controls 44:46 …

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Exploration in Japan, and Chinese Growth Data | Jayant Bhandari with Cory Fleck

The Interview took place at Korelin Economics Report, October 2017: http://www.kereport.com/guest/jayant-bhandari/ Metals equity analyst Jayant Bhandari joins me today to discuss his recent trip to Japan. We discuss the mining environment in Japan and an exploration company he was visiting. We also look at the better economic numbers out of China. These combined with the …

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Dirk Müller – Chinesische Stasi plant flächendeckende Gesichtserkennung

Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 23.10.2017. https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & igorstevanovic / Shutterstock.com

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On the Marc Faber Controversy

By this time anyone reading this particular article on Acting Man will know about the controversy surrounding Marc Faber these last days, when a single paragraph of many from his October 2017 newsletter was published out of context.

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Claudio Grass on Whether Switzerland can Save the World

Switzerland is no libertarian paradise. It has bureaucrats and a wayward central bank. But it remains an astonishing modern example of the principles of federalism and subsidiarity in action. In fact, it exemplifies Lew Rockwell’s daydream: nobody much knows or cares who is president. Its federal administrative state demonstrates humility instead of hubris. And virtually …

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The Falling Productivity of Debt

Discounting the Present Value of Future Income. Last week, we discussed the ongoing fall of dividend, and especially earnings, yields. This Report is not a stock letter, and we make no stock market predictions. We talk about this phenomenon to make a different point. The discount rate has fallen to a very low level indeed.

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Dirk Müller – Online-Shopping gegen Einzelhandel: Dramatische Veränderungen in den USA

Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 19.10.2017. https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & zhu difeng / Shutterstock.com

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Dirk Müller – Chinas 5-Jahres-Plan: Aggressive Politik wird von uns belächelt

Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 18.10.2017. https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & Daboost / Shutterstock.com

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Taleb Explains How He Made Millions On Black Monday As Others Crashed

Former trader and author of best-selling book “The Black Swan” sat down for an interview with Bloomberg News to mark the upcoming thirtieth anniversary of the stock-market crash that occurred on Oct. 19, 1987 – otherwise known as Black Monday.

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The Donald Can’t Stop It

The Dow’s march onward and upward toward 30,000 continues without a pause. New all-time highs are notched practically every day. Despite Thursday’s 31-point pullback, the Dow is up over 15.5 percent year-to-date. What a remarkable time to be alive. President Donald Trump is pumped! As Commander in Chief, he believes he possesses divine powers. He can will the stock market higher – and he knows it.

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Le déclin de la valeur travail

Le travail: toujours une valeur? Et a-t-il encore de la valeur? Le commerce et, d’une manière générale, les échanges transfrontaliers entre nations, ont considérablement amélioré nos conditions de vie. Mais, en fait, que ferait-on sans commerce ? En d’autres termes, s’il fallait tout réaliser soi-même sans faire appel à d’autres corps de métier, à d’autres entreprises et à d’autres nations dont la spécialité n’est guère disponible dans notre pays...

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Business Cycles | Robert P. Murphy

Independent Institute Research Fellow Robert P. Murphy talks about business cycles at the 2016 Challenge of Liberty Summer Seminar held at Santa Clara University, in Santa Clara, California. 00:10 Introduction 00:35 Outline of the lecture 01:48 The problem 04:40 Schools of Thought on Business cycles: 04:52 Keynesian 08:58 Monetarist 18:40 Austrian 19:39 Austrian business cycle …

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“This May Be The End Of Europe As We Know It”: The Pension Storm Is Coming

I’ve written a lot about US public pension funds lately. Many of them are underfunded and will never be able to pay workers the promised benefits - at least without dumping a huge and unwelcome bill on taxpayers. And since taxpayers are generally voters, it’s not at all clear they will pay that bill. Readers outside the US might have felt safe reading those stories. There go those Americans again… However, if you live outside the US, your country...

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Dirk Müller – Kreditwende: Die Katastrophe ist absehbar

Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 13.10.2017. Sehen Sie den kompletten Tagesausblick auf Cashkurs.com und erhalten Sie werbefreien Zugriff auf alle Premiuminhalte inkl. Beiträgen und Videos: http://bit.ly/ck-registrieren “Machtbeben” – Das neue Buch von Dirk Müller – Jetzt überall im Vorverkauf: https://bit.ly/2zv3oOk https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse,...

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1987, 1997, 2007… Just How Crash-Prone are Years Ending in 7?

Bad Reputation. Years ending in 7, such as the current year 2017, have a bad reputation among stock market participants. Large price declines tend to occur quite frequently in these years. Just think of 1987, the year in which the largest one-day decline in the US stock market in history took place: the Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged by 22.61 percent in a single trading day. Or recall the year 2007, which marked the beginning of the GFC...

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