Money and the Federal Reserve

The role of the Federal Reserve and how it made fiat money possible. Sponsored by the Mises Institute and held at Jekyll Island, Georgia; 8–10 May 1992.

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A Monetary Vietnam

12/11/2008 David Fand

Tags: Interventionism, Monetary Theory, Money and Banks, U.S. Economy

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

How Is Fiat Money Possible?

12/11/2008 Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Tags: Monetary Theory, Value and Exchange, Money and Banks

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

The Fed and the Power Elite

12/11/2008 Murray N. Rothbard

Tags: Big Government, The Fed

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

The Federal Reserve: Then and Now

12/11/2008 Roger W. Garrison

Tags: Interventionism, The Fed, U.S. Economy, U.S. History

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

Economists and the Myths of Central Banking

12/11/2008 Joseph T. Salerno

Tags: Production Theory, The Fed, Money and Banks

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

Monetary Control Planning and the Federal Reserve System: A Misesian Critique

12/11/2008 Richard M. Ebeling

Tags: Interventionism, Monetary Theory, The Fed, Money and Banks

Recorded at Jekyll Island, Georgia; May 1992.

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