Argentina, led by President Javier Milei has sustained a fiscal surplus, free of default,...
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Roger Ver's story is a reminder of what happens when you dare to challenge the system. Here's a man who has spent his life advocating for financial freedom, yet he now faces 109 years in prison.
In post-election America, tariffs still occupy much of the policy debate surrounding the incoming Trump administration. With leftists arguing in bad faith on one side of the issue and economic populists on the other, we can turn to the Austrian schoo
Lex Fridman Podcast #453. Javier Milei is the President of Argentina. This episode is available in both English and Spanish.
Another Win for Libertarian President Javier Milei
Today's economic challenges - from record-high national debt to inflation and market instability - are frequently blamed upon "late-stage capitalism." But is this truly a failure of capitalism? Or are we seeing the effects of another economic m
After winning the UFC Fight Night 243 main event in Paris, @moicanoufc just launched a tirade against French President Emmanuel Macron and globalists around the world, before urging everyone to read Austrian School economist and anarcho-capitalist
...Precious Metals, and Cryptocurrency
"Look up the Mises Institute and you'll find the answer."
Mises University is the world's leading instructional program in the Austrian School of economics, and is the essential training ground for economists who are looking beyond the mainstream
Austrian economists provide a comprehensive explanation for the value of gold and sound money, emphasizing subjective value, historical context, and essential monetary principles.
Economists Gene Epstein and David Friedman debate the merits of the Austrian and Chicago schools of economics.
In recent months, I have been hearing from so many people that feel like they are drowning financially
Everyone who argues for the free market over government involvement in the economy has heard this common comeback: "Who will build the roads?" Sometimes, the question is sincere and deserves to be answered with patience.
Everyone who argues for the free market over government involvement in the economy has heard this common comeback: "Who will build the roads?" Sometimes, the question is sincere and deserves to be answered with patience.
Why is CNN suddenly highlighting an Austrian free-market economist?
"Read Ludwig von Mises, Motherf**kers!" - Brazilian UFC Fighter's Victory Speech Pumps Austrian Economics
The Murray N. Rothbard Memorial Lecture, presented by J. Michael Oliver, and sponsored by Steven and Cassandra Torello
Stockholm fired a shot across the Establishment bow by recognizing Hayek, but it was an honor the great man from Vienna richly deserved.
Argentina's newly elected President Javier Milei has promised to privatize state firms and slash jobs and spending. But his cuts may be painful for many Argentines.
Argentina just elected Javier Mileu, a Libertarian that the MSM really HATES, as their president. He's anti-socialism, pro-Austrian economics, and pro-freedom from China. Here's what this means for the rest of the world.
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Austrians, like myself, have always understood that eventually Inside Money fails because it is ultimately nothing more than a Ponzi Scheme built on top of Outside Money -- money that exists outside the financial system, like commodities and bitcoin
It's called "demand destruction" and will be catastrophic.
It has finally been released. Bob Murphy and Jordan Peterson. If I recall, it was scheduled to be released about a month ago.
Austrian school economists have long demonstrated that monopolies only tend to form as a result of government intervention, and "natural monopolies" have virtually never actually existed.
The ECB's "war on cash" has been raging for years.
... to What Is Coming!
On July 6, 2020 I posted my extended view and analysis why the 3rd quarter US GDP would falter–and lead to a W-shape recovery, as it typical of all Great Recessions.