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Economics5 May 22

Price Indexes Aren’t Accurate Measures of Inflation

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“Inflation” is back in the headlines, and a lot of nonsense is being said about it. Without much thought whether it makes sense or…

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What Popper Learned from Hayek
Economics4 May 22

What Popper Learned from Hayek

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Hayek brings Popper closer to the Austrians in asserting the limits of science and quantitative methods in investigating the objects of the social sciences.João…

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Zero Hedge: The “True” Inflation Rate Is 13.2% – Censorship-Resistant Price-Tracker Built On Blockchain
Economics12 April 22

Zero Hedge: The “True” Inflation Rate Is 13.2% – Censorship-Resistant Price-Tracker Built On Blockchain

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With the official inflation (CPI) rate at +7.9% year-over-year – a 40-year-high – one could be forgiven for believing that the government’s statistics are…

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The Fed Can’t Fix the Economy, but It Can Break It
Economics10 April 22

The Fed Can’t Fix the Economy, but It Can Break It

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Source: https://mises.org/wire/fed-cant-fix-economy-it-can-break-it The Federal Reserve states that it “conducts the nation’s monetary policy to promote maximum employment, stable prices, and moderate long-term interest rates in…

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Review of Why It All Goes Wrong! by Gareth Seward
Economics7 April 22

Review of Why It All Goes Wrong! by Gareth Seward

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Why It All Goes Wrong! serves as a short introduction to the Austrian Business Cycle Theory and many important concepts of the Austrian School…

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Economics31 March 22

It Didn’t Begin with FDR: Currency Devaluation in the Roman Empire

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The phenomenon of currency devaluation and its consequences is a process that not only occurred in modern times, but has much deeper roots, going…

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Forget the Official Numbers: Inflation Is Much Higher
Economics24 March 22

Forget the Official Numbers: Inflation Is Much Higher

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Unless the government puts a stop on spending and the Fed retires the printing press, continuous inflation is on the horizon.Simon Sarevski Usually preceded…

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Economics22 March 22

What’s in a Name? Why the Definition of Capitalism Matters

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Sometimes people wonder whether philosophy is of any use in understanding daily life. Aren’t philosophers “in wandering mazes lost”? Away with such nonsense, say…

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Economics13 March 22

Wales Latest “Experiment” in UBI will Prove Nothing and Here’s Why

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Why the most generous basic income scheme ever trialled will only arm sophists. Imagine a government official took one valuable item from each of…

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Economics9 March 22

The Japanese Boom and Bust

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By Mark Thornton During the 1980s Japan was feared as an economic and technological powerhouse. Most observers attributed their stock market bubble and high…

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