Thomas DiLorenzo Discusses Federal Reserve, Inflation, and Austrian Economics

Tags: The Fed, Monetary Policy

06/24/2024 Power & Market Thomas J. DiLorenzo

On June 21, 2024, host Mike Maharrey and Mises Institute President Tom DiLorenzo discussed the real beneficiaries of the inflation continually created by the Federal Reserve, how our monetary policy harms savers and the elderly, why gold and silver should be viewed not necessarily as an investment but more as insurance, and why everyone should own this financial insurance.

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