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The Illusion of American Exceptionalism

09/09/2021The AustrianDavid Gordon

Bacevich criticizes the outsized role of American intervention overseas, but he goes a step further and questions the old conventional narratives too, going all the way back to World War I.

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The Absolute State of Money in 2021

Business CyclesMonetary TheoryMoney and Banking

09/08/2021The AustrianRobert P. Murphy

In this interview with Jeff Deist, Dr. Murphy gives us a succinct lesson in the history of money, business cycle theory, and on the origins of monetary inflation.

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The Value of Taking Risks

Media and CulturePhilosophy

07/10/2021The AustrianDavid Gordon

Wittgenstein one said, “If people did not sometimes do silly things … nothing intelligent would ever get done.” This notion is important in understanding the benefits and realities of entrepreneurship and risk taking.

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the_austrian_mayjune_2021.pdf

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Matt Asher Talks to Jeff Deist about the Reality of Postcovid America

Big GovernmentMedia and Culture

07/01/2021The AustrianJeff Deist

There is a silver lining to the covid crisis—namely the breakdown of centralized political authority. The possibility for radical political realignment presents us with both uncertainty and opportunity.

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The State of Modern Economics

Interviews

05/06/2021The AustrianPeter G. Klein

In the last ten to twenty years, there’s been a real shift in mainstream economics—both micro and macro—away from theory and toward what you might call atheoretical inductive empirical work. This is not for the better.

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The Sterility of Intellectual Standardization

Capitalism

05/05/2021The AustrianDavid Gordon

Devine responds to the critics who claim that capitalism is increasingly under attack because it promotes a collapse of moral values. Devine is fully capable of handling these accusations and has written a book worth reading.

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