Does Demand Create Supply?
• MisesBy popular thinking, increases in demand cause economic growth. According to such thought, whenever the economy falls into a recession what is required is to strengthen demand.
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By popular thinking, increases in demand cause economic growth. According to such thought, whenever the economy falls into a recession what is required is to strengthen demand.
In a free market, the interest rate does one essential job: it tells the truth about time. When households save more, they express a preference for consuming later rather than now.
Autonomous AI agents are becoming active economic participants on both sides of market transactions. Enterprise platforms now embed what vendors call "touchless operations," with agents executing procurement decisions without human review.
...purchase and use? I'm personally not bothered by this since I have no ill will, nor hatred in my heart, but I can definitely see it being an invasion of privacy for millions out there.
Economists have referred innumerable times to the "free market," the social array of voluntary exchanges of goods and services.
Many libertarians hope that Donald Trump would favor many free market policies.
The Donald seems to be continuing his bombing campaign, albeit this time by pivoting back to the home front and taking aim at "Too Late" Jay.
Free market capitalism is often mistakenly associated with sinister One World globalists and "open borders" liberals who care nothing for national identity and would happily replace the white people who built Western civilization with a global,
Consumers love choice, although many hate the idea of a free market. Consumers of all kinds love choice so much that live auction-style, buy-and-sell platforms have become the new free market spaces for many.
The school choice movement has gained ground! 17 states now offer universal school choice, letting families choose schools that work better for their kids.
'You Were Against the Tariffs… Now What Do You Have to Say?'
In an editorial this week, the conservative Wall Street Journal chided Jeff Bezos, the owner of the liberal Washington Post, for Bezos's announcement that henceforth the Post would be standing for "personal liberties and free markets."
If we study the problems outside the force-field of mythological beliefs, we find that there are no systemic solutions, there are only partial, local solutions.
Are we in a recession? Former Blackrock equity portfolio manager, Ed Dowd, gives his insight on AI technology, the housing boom, and crypto currency, and what he sees for the future of the market in these turbulent financial times.
The United States Pharmacopeia is updated and published to this day. The organization has remained a privately funded nonprofit for over two centuries, but it does now currently cooperate closely with the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
This week's episode features Ken Schoolland on the making of an animated version of Jonathan Gullible: A Free Market Odyssey; the trailer will show at Freedom Fest; James Corbett (Corbett Report) on current world news, #solutions
Ken Schoolland comes on the show to discuss the making of an animated version of Jonathan Gullible: A Free Market Odyssey; the trailer will show at Anthem Film Festival at Freedom Fest next week in Las Vegas
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Ken Schoolland comes on the show to discuss the making of an animated version of Jonathan Gullible: A Free Market Odyssey; the trailer will show at Anthem Film Festival at Freedom Fest next week in Las Vegas
Hal Finney was a pioneering computer scientist, cryptographer, and prominent Cypherpunk who played a crucial role in the early development of Bitcoin.
Why is CNN suddenly highlighting an Austrian free-market economist?
Derrick Broze talks with Mariano, Red, and Apollo of Tree.Market, Unstoppable Free-Market Ecosystem with the goal of providing new generations with freedom to transact with each other, without interference from outside parties or fear of getting shut
In any country, during prosperous times, the great majority of people go to work each day with the understanding that productivity results in an improved life.
"Good explanation of what makes countries more or less prosperous," he wrote Elon Musk in his personal account on the social network X (ex Twitter).
With a large regional market and youthful population, Africa should be on the cusp of greatness. Yet instead, it remains the poorest continent on earth.
I heartily accept the motto, "That government is best which governs least" . . .
Why Monopolies Won't Form in a Free-Market [And How The Economic Calculation Problem Works]
In yesterday's blog post, I described the self-regulating nature of the price system in the context of the issue of immigration. I pointed out that when employers raise their wages in a big way, they are sending a message -- an invitation -- to w
When two people voluntarily agree to exchange, there's no such thing as "price gouging." It's just simply the "price." However, what tends to happen (especially during emergencies) is that buyers are not happy with the emergency "price," so they call