Money and Banking
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An Equity-Based Approach to the Money Multiplier
A private graduate seminar presented at Mises University 2019.
The Illusion of the Keynesian Multiplier
Not only will easy-money policy not increase production, it will impoverish us by inflating away real wealth.
When Will the Stock Market Respond to 2016’s Liquidity Collapse?
A major factor that can explain the apparent contradiction between weakening so-called fundamentals of today — and the stock market's continued march upward — is changes in monetary liquidity.
Phony Economic Growth Stats Conceal Deep Problems on Main Street
Government manipulation is shifting wealth from Main Street to Wall Street. But most people don't see the growing gap between the growth of financial wealth and the real economy.
The Austrian Theory of Money
Mises's fundamental accomplishment was to take the theory of marginal utility and apply it to the demand for and the value, or the price, of money.
Low Price Inflation Means the Fed Will Retreat to Low Rates and Easy Money
Given that Fed policymakers are of the view that a decline in the annual growth of prices is bad for the economy they are most likely to embark on very easy monetary policy in near future.
Three Times the Price of Gold Collapsed — And Lessons for Today
The gold price is heading up at the moment, but we can still learn a lot from three big collapses in the gold price which occurred after 1934.
Richard Cantillon As a Proto-Austrian
Jeff Deist and Mark Thornton discuss the works of one of the fathers of modern economics: Richard Cantillon.
