Category Archive: 6b) Austrian Economics
Quantitative Easing Explained
We have noticed that lately, numerous attempts have been made to explain the mechanics of quantitative easing. They range from the truly funny as in this by now ‘viral’ You Tube video with two robotic teddy-bears discussing the Fed chairman’s qualifications (‘my plumber has a beard too’), to outright obfuscation such as the propagation of this ‘Bernanke explains he’s not printing money, it’s just an asset swap‘ notion.
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Dirk Müller – Fluchtursachen vor Ort bekämpfen
Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom 12.06.2017. https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & Tolga Sezgin / Shutterstock.com
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The Three Headed Debt Monster That’s Going to Ravage the Economy
Mass Infusions of New Credit. “The bank is something more than men, I tell you. It’s the monster. Men made it, but they can’t control it.” – John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath. Something strange and somewhat senseless happened this week. On Tuesday, the price of gold jumped over $13 per ounce. This, in itself, is nothing too remarkable. However, at precisely the same time gold was jumping, the yield on the 10-Year Treasury note was slip sliding...
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Necessity is the Mother of Invention – Retirees Desperate Reach for Yield
Ben Bernanke’s creativity inspired a generation of economists and central bankers. QE, ZIRP and NIRP established a new class of economics that is mathematically sound but practically disastrous. Billions of dollars were transferred from savers to investors to boost the economy, but the wizards of quant forgot that something has to give. In this case, it was the formation of a pension crisis that threatens the golden years of millions of retirees...
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Recession Watch Fall 2017
One Ear to the Ground, One Eye to the Future Treasury yields are attempting to say something. But what it is exactly is open to interpretation. What’s more, only the most curious care to ponder it. Like Southern California’s obligatory June Gloom, what Treasury yields may appear to be foreshadowing can be somewhat misleading.
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Dirk Müller – Katar und das Pulverfass Mittlerer Osten
Die Gründe für die aktuellen Spannungen im Mittleren Osten sind für den Aussenstehenden nur schwer nachzuvollziehen. Wer unterstützt hier wen und vor allem warum? Auszug aus dem Cashkurs.com-Tagesausblick vom XX.XX.2017. https://www.cashkurs.com – Ihre unabhängige Finanzinformationsplattform zu den Themen Börse, Wirtschaft, Finanzmarkt von und mit Dirk Müller Bildrechte: Cashkurs.com & VK_R / Shutterstock.com
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Why Economics Matters? | Robert P. Murphy
Research Fellow Robert P. Murphy’s presentation at the “New Bridges: Texas” conference held in Dallas, Texas on May 9, 2017. Robert P. Murphy is a Research Fellow at the Independent Institute, Research Assistant Professor with the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University, President of Consulting by RPM, Senior Economist with the Institute for Energy …
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statist’s dilemma by per bylund
June 4, 2017: statist’s dilemma by per bylund. In other words, there is no good, philosophically valid arguement for the state. The only available basis for statism is personal preference, that is, the never very persuasive ” I want” Or perhaps laziness of thought, and thus acceptance of tbe status quo. Contact: [email protected] or Skype …
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