The Panic of 1819
But unlike today, the deflationists and hard-money men had the upper hand. As a result, the depression ended rather quickly (by 1821) when confidence in currency was restored and currency once again was redeemable in specie.
Business Cycles
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Applied Value Investing, Austrian Style
Mr. Calandro not only strives to teach a method to avoid the delusion, but to attempt to profit from the resultant cleaning out when the bubble bursts.
Intermediate Macroeconomics: Teaching Business Cycles
The students' interest in the current economic crisis has served as a source of motivation for them to learn the subject well.
Weapon of Monetary Destruction
If Washington had done nothing at all after 9/11/01, either in domestic or foreign policy, the world would be much more peaceful and prosperous today.
Rise and Fall in Dubai: An Austrian Perspective
"Only savings can allow for sustainable economic growth."
American Madness
In real life, Keynesianism doesn't work; the government bails out the bankers and then depressions last a long time.
An Ideal Guide to Keynes’s Dangerous and Destructive Economics
The entire Keynesian edifice rests on a central paradox: impeding the central mechanism of the free market will restore prosperity.
The Forgotten Depression of 1920
Popular rhetoric notwithstanding, government cannot be run like a business.
Securitization and Fractional-Reserve Banking
Securitization is a financial technique that permits the exchange of relatively nonmarketable credit claims for liquidities.
