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Patriots; Arizonans need gold, silver choice for money! Please write/call your feelings about Az.'s SB1439 Legal Tender (gold, silver) -- it has hit a snag with bankers, after passing through the Az. Senate on a straight party split.
The full-length Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee Hearing on sound money and parallel currencies. Off the Chart The full-length Domestic Monetary Policy Subcommittee Hearing on sound money and parallel currencies. The Finacial system around th
Tim Kelly is graduate of George Mason University. He is a political cartoonist, a policy advisor and columnist for the Future of Freedom Foundation and a producer/correspondent for Radio America’s Special Investigator.
In return for his expert labour, Mavridis received a number of Local Alternative Units (known as tems in Greek) in his online network account. In return for the eggs, olive oil, tax advice and the rest, he transferred tems into other people’s account
When a presidential candidate declares, as Ron Paul has, “We’re all Austrians now,” it’s inevitable that his critics would try to discredit him – whether they understand what he’s talking about or not. That’s what Matthew Yglesias does in his Slate p
The past several years have seen a revival of interest in the Austrian School of economics. (For some background on the Austrian School, read this essay and this essay.) I've assembled this resource list to help beginners embark on a program of self-
Since the 1940s, the Austrian School's intellectual home has been in the United States. "Today's active Austrian school," wrote Hayek in 1978, "almost exclusively in the United States, is really the followers of Mises, based on the tradition of Böhm-
The new bill in Congress, introduced in March by Rep. Ron Paul, would repeal the legal tender laws, prohibit taxation of certain coins and bullion, and clean up other sections of our coinage laws.
What I'd like to say to the rightly outraged folk who are occupying Wall Street, and to everyone who is fed up with being stolen from but, I think, doesn't quite understand how it is they're being stolen from or who is doing the stealing
Austrians Do Not Call for Establishing a Gold Standard by Decree
Will establishment economist Paul Krugman accept the challenge?
See Paul Krugman debate Robert Murphy on Keynesian vs Austrian Business Cycle Theory! Moderated by Ezra Klein, or another moderator of mutual chossing. All proceeds (less The Point's 5% fee) will be donated to the Fresh Food Program
If only there were a way to go back to the way things were...well there's not. The legs of the economic table have been kicked out from under it and it will hit the floor. We're just on the way down now....
Entered By: Barry Hess
With the failure of Keynesian stimulus, the late Austrian economist's ideas on state power and crony capitalism are getting a new hearing.
Twice in one day, Paul Krugman brushes off the Austrians with quips that are easily handled by real experts. A full thread on all of this at Mises.org, including his claim that Austrians are self-hating Keynesians.
Ron Paul is America's leading voice for limited constitutional government, low taxes, free markets, and a return to sound monetary policies. For more information visit the following sites: http://www.RonPaul.com http://www.CampaignForLiberty.
Ben the Clueless And that's Bernanke's best characteristic. Article by Charles Goyette.
I am of the free market persuasion in that people should be allowed to make up their own minds and have the freedom to be in the market as THEY wish - and not under the rubric of "but we know better" as the Keynesian believers as all Progressives are
The broken window theory is lost on the Consumer Electronics Assoc and Digital Tech Consulting: "They may have not been high-margin sales, but manufacturers and retailers received a welcomed boost from the converter-box market," stated the DTS presi
World War II was the era of John Maynard Keynes...The 1990s were the era of Milton Friedman...The next few years? They belong to Hayek.
