An Austrian Perspective vs the Financial Mainstream
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This episode of Good Money with Tho Bishop features guest Ryan Griggs of Griggs Capital Strategies. During the show, Ryan discusses his work with Bob Murphy on an Austrian understanding of inverted yield curves as a signal for recessions and how it differs from the mainstream analysis. He also discusses Nelson Nash’s infinite banking strategy as a means for capital accumulation, in contrast to traditional investment approaches.
Ryan and Bob Murphy on the Austrian understanding of inverted yield curves: Mises.org/GM7a
Griggs Capital Strategies: Mises.org/GM7b