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  • New Audiobook: "The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle," compiled by Richard M. Ebeling

    Greetings. A new free audiobook is available in The Rational Argumentator's Audio Section : http://progressofliberty.today.com/tra-audio/ The Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle , compiled by Richard M. Ebeling; Read by G. Stolyarov II This book contains six essays by Roger W. Garrison, Ludwig von...
    Posted to Announcements (Forum) by G. Stolyarov II on Thu, Jul 17 2008
  • Short Discussion\Talk on the Business Cycle

    I currently attend UAB (University of Alabama at Birmingham) and we have a small group we recently started called "Students for Liberty". We're the official UAB chapter of the Libertarian Party and we're trying to grow, but we just started a few months ago, so with summer downtime and...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by genrader on Wed, Jun 4 2008
  • A response I got to the ABCT...

    I was explaing the ABCT using Garrison's argument and I got this response: [QUOTE] Your model is not completely. First I'll assume that your increase in savings in due to economic growth (a change in MPS would irrelevant in the short run due to the Paradox of Thrift). This effects money demand...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by britainland on Sat, Apr 19 2008
  • Re: Professor's Response in Favor of Fractional-Reserve Banking -- How should I respond?

    [quote]There is a good case to be made that banking, like many social needs, is a federal not a local issue, and so should have a federal bank. Interstate commerce is regulated by the federal government, not state governments. This is constitutional. You make many claims that I do not agree with about...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by krazy kaju on Fri, Apr 4 2008
  • Blueprint for Financial Regulatory Reform

    In the midst of our economic slowdown, the U.S. Treasury Dept has issued what they are calling the "Blueprint for Financial Regulatory Reform". The highlights, as given by an article on Yahoo!'s website , are as follows: --designate the Fed as the primary regulator for market stability...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Sailor on Sun, Mar 30 2008
  • The Definition of Insanity...

    It was Albert Einstein who stated that the definition of insanity is "doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." After the FED's cutting of interest rates by three-quarters of a point today , those of us wary toward centralized banking and the socialization...
    Posted to Veritas (Weblog) by zsignal on Tue, Mar 18 2008
  • Re: Does the Austrian School predict a depression?

    [quote user="Tuneman"] In order to be in a recession we need two quarters with a drop in real GDP, we haven't had one...How could someone predict a depression? [/quote] I reject this (agreeably widely adhered to) definition and it is not possible to measure GDP, even if the government were...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Donald Lingerfelt on Wed, Feb 27 2008
  • Austrian Econ on Bloomberg.com

    Has anyone else seen (or rather heard) the interview with Jim Rogers on today's Bloomberg.com? He said the US government is lying about us being in a recession, that there has never been a soft landing, etc. Very Austrian. He moved to Singapore and has no investments in US Dollars, has shorted all...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by Donald Lingerfelt on Mon, Feb 25 2008
  • Re: Ron Paul & monetary crank supporting him

    When you say that they find the writings of Rothbard too hardcore-libertarian, have you actually shown them or are you just assuming this will be their reaction? If it's the latter, then I would suggest showing them Rothbard's work anyway (specifically: The Case Against the Fed , What Has Government...
    Posted to History (Forum) by britainland on Sun, Feb 24 2008
  • Question on ABCT

    According to Austrian Business Cycle Theory, the boom in the capital goods industries generated by artificially low interest rates will end unless interest rates are continually cut further. Why is this? It seems to me that all of the investment in the capital goods industries for that low interest rate...
    Posted to Economics Questions (Forum) by miksirhc on Mon, Feb 11 2008
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