Mises Institute | TalkMarkets | Page 49
Austrian Economics
Contributor's Links: Mises Institute
The Mises Institute exists to promote teaching and research in the Austrian school of economics, and individual freedom, honest history, and international peace, in the tradition of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard. These great thinkers developed praxeology, a deductive science of human ...more

All Contributions

Latest Posts
769 to 784 of 821 Posts
<<< 1 ... 47 48 49 50 51 52 >>>
Can Gradual Interest-Rate Tightening Prevent A Bust?
Fed policy makers are of the view that if there is the need to tighten the interest rate stance the tightening should be gradual as to not destabilize the economy.
Price Inflation Is Not The Worst Part Of Easy Money Policy
There are many critics of the Fed’s recent money supply expansion, especially since 2008, whose chief criticism is that it will result in consumer price inflation.
Crisis Or Stagnation: Why China Cannot Deleverage
The latest figures of the Chinese economy show a third-quarter GDP growth of 6.8%, suspiciously in line with the government mandate and consensus estimates.
The Swiss Way Of Health
The enigmatic independence of Switzerland is perhaps best demonstrated in the fact that its healthcare system manages to satisfy both free marketers and the statist-socialists in the country.
Crisis Or Stagnation: Why China Cannot Develerage
If China decides to tackle its imbalances tapping into those savings through financial repression -like Japan did-, it would massively impact its growth, consumption and send the country to stagnation.
The Latest Innovation In Inflation Targeting
Inflation targeting involves deliberately inflating as a routine policy tool for managing the economy. This is a blatant departure from a central bank’s traditional duty to protect the purchasing power of a currency.
What Makes A Good Economic Model?
In order to make the data "talk," economists utilize a range of statistical methods that vary from highly complex models to a simple display of historical data.
Tax Cuts For "The Rich" Are Taxing Everybody
“Tax cuts for the rich,” along with “trickle down” and “voodoo” economics misdirect attention away from how voluntary market arrangements benefit all. They erroneously presume that taxing high-income earners less benefits only those high earners.
Low Interest Rates Subsidize Wealthy Households
When the economy begins to sink into recession, politicians, mainstream economists, policy wonks and the Federal Reserve begin beating the economic stimulus drum. Politicians, however, disagree over the type of stimulus to implement.
The Next Generation Of Currency Wars: Private Vs. State-Backed Crypto
Recently Russia announced that it will be unleashing a CryptoRuble, just a week after Vladimir Putin strongly criticized Bitcoin and other private cryptocurrencies.
What A Gold-Backed Yuan And Cryptocurrencies May Mean For The Dollar
China has wanted to unshackle itself from the dollar for a long time and now they’re giving yuan-denominated gold contracts a third try.
The Democracy Of The Marketplace
The consumers by their buying and abstention from buying elect the entrepreneurs in a daily repeated plebiscite as it were. They determine who should own and who not, and how much each owner should own.
Seeking More QE For Japan — Abe Calls Snap Election
Opponents of Abe-economics — a policy whose defining characteristic these days is ever more radical monetary experimentation and a creeping but serious deterioration in the public finances — are in despair.
The Fed Is Confused About What Drives Inflation
On October 4 2017, the former governor of the Federal Reserve Daniel Tarullo in a speech at the Brookings think-tank in Washington said Fed policymakers do not have a reliable theory of what drives inflation.
These Feminist Economists Are Right About GDP
GDP has many issues that prevent it from being used as a reliable measure of total production or an indicator of a nation’s standard of living. Black markets, household production, and leisure are not taken into account.
How Trump Bailed Out Janet Yellen And The Federal Reserve — For Now
The biggest winner of the Trump presidency is also the most surprising: Federal Reserve Chairman Janet Yellen.
769 to 784 of 821 Posts
<<< 1 ... 47 48 49 50 51 52 >>>