The Myth of Insufficient Demand
The more goods that an individual can produce the more goods he can demand, and thus acquire.
Business Cycles
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What China Can Learn from America’s Great Depression
The people of China now can learn of the dangers inherent from trusting the power of government to assure and maintain economic growth and stability.
Why We Should Worry About China
The Japanese growth miracle was built on a massive debt bubble. China presents many similarities in its economic model.
Are Economic Crises Inherent to Market Economies?
Certain agreement exists between Austrians and Marxists on the cause of financial crisis and recession.
The Gold Standard Did Not Cause the Great Depression
What makes this book unique is Sumner's use of financial data and press accounts on the precise zigs-and-zags of the economy during the 1930s.
A Tax Increase on Advertising Is a Very Bad Idea
Advertising serves a key function in the economy, and raising taxes on it comes with a hefty price.
Will Low Unemployment Cause Accelerating Inflation?
In an unhampered market, there is no reason why low levels of unemployment should lead to an inflationary spiral.
Do Seasonal Adjustments Help Identify Business Cycles?
Without a coherent theory based on purposeful human action, it is not possible to begin to understand the causes of business cycles.
Employment Is Not the Key to Economic Growth
Fixing unemployment without addressing the issue of real savings cannot increase the pace of economic growth.
