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Keynes versus Say

History of the Austrian School of EconomicsOther Schools of Thought

07/10/2020Mises Daily ArticlesHenry Hazlitt

El «mayor logro» de Keynes, según sus admiradores, fue su famosa «refutación» de la ley de Say. Sin embargo, la ley de Say sigue siendo más relevante que nunca.

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Keynes vs. Say

History of the Austrian School of EconomicsOther Schools of Thought

07/10/2020Mises Daily ArticlesHenry Hazlitt

Keynes's "greatest achievement," according to his admirers, was his famous "refutation" of Say's law. Yet Say's law actually remains more relevant than ever.

Killing the Maximum-Wage Myth

Free MarketsInterventionism

04/23/2014Mises Daily ArticlesJulian Adorney

It’s unclear how Congress is qualified to set the “correct” wage for business owners and executives.

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Krugman afirma que Mises no pudo explicar la Gran Depresión

Business CyclesHistory of the Austrian School of EconomicsOther Schools of Thought

01/30/2014Mises Daily ArticlesJoseph T. Salerno

Paul Krugman, basándose en las afirmaciones de blogueros anónimos, afirma que Mises no pudo explicar los orígenes de la Gran Depresión.

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Krugman Claims Mises Couldn’t Explain the Great Depression

Business CyclesHistory of the Austrian School of EconomicsOther Schools of Thought

01/30/2014Mises Daily ArticlesJoseph T. Salerno

Paul Krugman, relying on the claims of anonymous bloggers, asserts that Mises couldn’t explain the origins of the Great Depression.

Krugman’s Adventures in Fairyland

InterventionismProduction Theory

11/23/2013Mises Daily ArticlesWilliam L. Anderson

Far from being creatures that can “save” an economy, the Debt and Inflation Fairies are the architects of economic disaster.

Keynes’s Ghost Continues To Haunt Economics

Business CyclesOther Schools of Thought

11/06/2013Mises Daily ArticlesWilliam L. Anderson

The Keynesian promise of prosperity springing from massive government spending is attractive to politicians, economists, and public intellectuals.

Killing the Currency

The FedBusiness CyclesInterventionism

05/27/2013Mises Daily ArticlesChristopher P. Casey

With such pronounced expansion, will the U.S. soon experience significant price inflation, and if so, how severe may it be?

Krugman's Call for a Housing Bubble

Booms and BustsThe Fed

02/21/2013Mises Daily ArticlesDan Sanchez

Paul Krugman in 2002: "Alan Greenspan needs to create a housing bubble to replace the Nasdaq bubble."

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Kingdom Come: The Politics of the Millenium

Free MarketsWorld History

12/21/2012Mises Daily ArticlesMurray N. Rothbard

Postmillenials and their Progressive successors would take over the reins of government and use the State to shape everyone up.

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