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The State’s Most Cherished Power Is its Money Monopoly

Money is never an object when you have a legal counterfeiting racket at the center of the economy; yet counterfeiting, provided it has monopoly power and is conducted by the “best and the brightest,” is virtually unchallenged as necessary for economic growth.How did this fraud come about? First, some basics:We are all under state rule, meaning under the rule of a monopoly of force that most people cherish in principle as a necessary precondition...

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Bryan Caplan: Why Housing Costs DOUBLED

Best-selling author and economist Bryan Caplan joins the podcast to discuss why housing prices continue to rise, what we can do about it, and why everyone seems to hate markets.

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Aktienrallye hängt an wenigen Titeln: Marktausblick mit Stefan Breintner und Markus Koch

#Europa hat die #Zinsen gesenkt: Was das für #Anleger heißt und welche Entwicklungen sie potenziell erwarten können, ist auch abhängig von der Entscheidung der US-Notenbank. Angesichts noch immer unsicherer Wirtschaftsdaten bleibt unklar, welchen Kurs die USA genau einschlagen werden. Im aktuellen #Marktausblick bespricht Stefan Breintner, Leiter Research, mit dem Moderator die jüngsten Zinsschritte von Kanada und Europa sowie die weiteren...

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What Causes Stagflation?

In the late 1960s Edmund Phelps and Milton Friedman challenged the popular view that there can be a sustainable trade-off between inflation and unemployment. In fact, over time, according to PF, loose central bank policies set the platform for lower economic growth and a higher rate of inflation, or stagflation.PF’s Explanation of StagflationStarting from a situation of equality between the current and the expected rate of inflation, the central...

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Socialism’s Very Quiet Revolution

In his 1949 book The Road Ahead: America’s Creeping Revolution, John T. Flynn warns about the “great tides of thought and appetite that run unseen deeply below the surface of society.” These unseen tides are political waves that shape the law and institutional policy, but because they are unseen, there is no widespread awareness of the danger they pose.

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Robinhood to Acquire Bitstamp For $200 Million in Cash

Robinhood has entered into an agreement to acquire Bitstamp, a global cryptocurrency exchange. Bitstamp was founded in 2011 and has offices in Luxembourg, the UK, Slovenia, Singapore, and the US. Acquiring a global exchange will significantly accelerate Robinhood Crypto’s expansion worldwide. Bitstamp holds over 50 active licenses and registrations globally and will bring in customers across the EU, UK, US and Asia to Robinhood. This acquisition...

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The Lesson of the Trump Conviction

Last week, Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records with the intent to commit, aid, or conceal another crime. The Manhattan jury found him guilty on all thirty-four counts.This entire case was always ridiculous. Trump was charged for labeling reimbursement checks to his lawyer as “legal expenses” after the lawyer made a (completely legal) payment to an adult film actress to get her to sign a nondisclosure agreement....

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Deviations From Long-Term Growth Trends Back To Extremes

In 2022, we discussed the market’s deviations from long-term growth trends. That discussion centered on Jeremy Grantham’s commentary about market bubbles.

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Distinguishing Libertarian Philosophy from Political Strategy

Private property is the foundation of the libertarian society, and in Rothbardian theory, a libertarian society is one founded on absolute private property rights. In the libertarian society, all property is private property. Libertarianism is thus constructed on the principle of self-ownership: the libertarian society is a free society in which each individual is a self-owner. As Murray Rothbard explains in The Ethics of Liberty, “Obviously, in a...

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A Rothbardian Dissection of Javier Milei – Part I

Do you hate the State? Javier Milei, the current president of Argentina, seems to. “The State is a killing machine.” “The State is a criminal organization.” “Taxation is theft.” “Philosophically, I am an anarcho-capitalist.” These are quotes from Milei, a man who offered Argentina a “true liberal option”—classical liberalism. He claims to be a “liberal-libertarian” and an admirer of Murray Rothbard (1, 2, 3). He has said he is a minarchist in the...

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Don’t Call It Free Trade

Earlier this month, The Atlantic ran an article by Rogé Karma arguing that after nearly half a century of commitment to unmitigated free trade, politicians and thought leaders in both parties are making a historic turn toward protectionism. This characterization has been gaining popularity in recent years, appearing in articles and reports by both opponents and proponents of America’s supposed protectionist turn.From The Atlantic article:Since the...

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An Unraveling, Secession, or WWIII?

In a recent article, Alistair Crooke quotes former Israeli diplomat Alon Pinkas, who observes that Israel is in early stages of a civil war between the secular, modern Israel and the “Jewish-supremacist, ultranationalist” theocratic Israel. The vision of Israel cherished by each side is very different, and each side is increasingly unable to grant the other legitimacy of argument.Israel was and remains held together by fear and hate of a common...

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Die Enttäuschung zum Vorteil genutzt: DJE-plusNews Mai 2024 mit Mario Künzel

Marketing-Anzeige #aktienmarkt #dax Die anfänglichen Erwartungen für das Jahr 2023 sahen bis zu 7 #Zinssenkungen in den USA vor, gefolgt von einer zeitverzögerten Umsetzung in Europa. Doch bis heute wurden von den jeweiligen Notenbanken keine einzige Zinssenkung vorgenommen. Diese unerwartete Entwicklung ist jedoch den Aktienmärkten zugutekommen, die trotz der Enttäuschung immer wieder neue Höchststände im Jahr 2024 erreicht haben. Ein...

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The Hush-Money Case against Trump Is Ridiculous and Revealing

As the 2024 election cycle is heating up and the summer party conventions approach, Donald Trump—the current front-runner—has been trapped in a New York City courtroom. The former president is charged with thirty-four felony counts of falsifying business records with the intent to commit, aid, or conceal another crime.This is the first of four felony cases against Trump to go to trial, and it could very well be the only case to be decided before...

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War Hysteria Fuels New Attacks on Free Speech

Washington’s interventionist and bipartisan foreign policy blob in recent weeks has pushed two new and despotic pieces of legislation. Both are designed to consolidate even more federal power in the name of combatting various alleged foreign enemies. The first of these is the so-called “TikTok ban” with the Orwellian name “Protecting Americans from Foreign Adversary Controlled Applications Act,” signed into law on April 24. Supporters claim that...

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No, Milei Is Not a Fascist

The electoral victory of Javier Milei in Argentina was a pleasant surprise to libertarians internationally. For the first time ever, an open anarchocapitalist was elected president of a sovereign nation. Milei’s fame isn’t limited to libertarian circles, though. Right-wingers all over the world have praised him for his battle against corruption and economic ruin. He was even given a spot headlining for former president Donald Trump at the...

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Texas Governor Abbott Doesn’t Understand the First Amendment

On the 27th of March, Texas Governor Greg Abbott signed an executive order which had the purpose of curbing speech deemed as “anti-semitic” on all state-run universities. Unfortunately, speech protection on public universities has been shaky in the past with universities attempting to restrict speech many times with varying levels of success. Supreme Court decision Healey v James 1972 states that “Among the rights protected by the First Amendment...

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How House Republicans Outsource Campus Speech Limits to George Soros

This week, the House passed H. R. 6090, a bill sold to the public as an “Antisemitism Awareness Act,” but effectively outsources the definition of actionable Civil Rights Act “antidiscrimination” violations to the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance. In doing so, the DC uniparty has granted a significant concession on the First Amendment at a time when its freedom of speech is facing a coordinated attack from powerful, globalist...

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Marktausblick Mit Stefan Breintner und Markus Koch April 2024

Marketing-Anzeige: #aktien #geldanlage #zins Aktuelle Marktlage: Unerwartete Inflationsschübe und vorsichtige Zinssenkungsprognosen prägen die Wall Street und die europäischen Märkte. Wie sollten Anleger reagieren? In dieser Diskussion erörtern Stefan Breintner, Leiter Research und Wall-Street-Experte @kochwallstreet die jüngsten Entwicklungen und ihre Auswirkungen auf die Märkte. Außerdem auf der Agenda: ✅ Wie wahrscheinlich sind weitere...

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Ireland’s Progressives Lose Big in the Irish Family and Care Constitutional Referenda

Two constitutional referenda were held in Ireland on the 8th of March to revise the wording of the constitution, to widen the definition of family and redefine gender roles in the provision of care. The Irish government claimed that this would modernize the constitution and align it to current views and needs.The proposed changes were as follows:The Thirty-ninth Amendment would add the text between brackets to Article 41.1.1:“The State recognizes...

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