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hey, spread the word overhere: http://hbswk.hbs.edu/item/6304.html
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Online forum OPEN through November 24. A new monograph by HBS professor emeritus Bruce R. Scott describes the role that government plays in preserving both capitalism and democracy. Professor Jim Heskett asks: How should a government best support or constrain markets? What do you think?
Ludwig von Mises Institute Have you considered a time donation? The new push to have people help with contributing code and document preparation for digital publication has been a wild success.
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The donate page now includes a Volunteer option: contribute code and contribute document editing and preparation. I must say that I've been thrilled and inspired by the work that people are doing in the spare time, organized in an extremely helpful way by the group functionality of Google. ...
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Gold and the South African economy
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We expect there will be renewed investment and capitalinflows toSA over the coming years, particularly into the precious metals mining arena. Of course thereare factors that could derail this conclusion ...
Ludwig von Mises Institute Wall Street Journal recognizes Von Mises contribution to the field of economics.
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Ludwig von Mises explained how government-induced credit expansions led to imbalances in the economy. Mark Spitznagel noted in the early 20th century that government expansion of credit takes a system otherwise capable of adjustment and resilience and transforms it into one with tremendous cyclical ...
Ludwig von Mises Institute Robert Murphy discusses the blogosphere battles surrounding some of the claims in the new Levitt & Dubner book "Superfreakonomics", the controversial follow up to the bestseller "Freakonomics"
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"Readers of these pages know that I am no fan of Paul Krugman. But I do want to explain that I understand why he and Romm freaked out about this chapter."
John Ludwig von Mises Institute :
THE DEBT WILL NEVER BE PAID-Debt creation is an expansion of the money supply (inflation). Reducing debt shrinks the money supply (deflation). Politicians do not have the will to endure deflation (recession), evidenced by the fact they constantly fight deflation (recession) with creation of debt (inflation). Given the ...politics of deflation, one must conclude the government has no intention of ever paying the debt.
Ludwig von Mises Institute " To their way of thinking, the trillions of dollars have been a success. That’s why any meeting of the Group of Eight (G8) nations looks more like a mutual affection society with central bankers anxious to claim credit and backslap each other in congratulations for having avoided the “Great Depression II.”
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Everything we know about classic economic theory suggests the U.S. economy should be experiencing Zimbabwe-like hyperinflation right now.
Ludwig von Mises Institute Jailed for Pressing Pants for 35 cents: the sad and shocking story of Jacob Maged, with photos and links to original news stories.
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Thomas DiLorenzo retells the story made famous by John T. Flynn of the tailor named Jack Magid, arrested for pressing a pair of pants for 35 cents. The Tailors' Code fixed the price at 40 cents. He went to jail for 30 days. Amazing.
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Salamanca Images! http://blog.mises.org/archives/010963.as
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I hope the presentations in Salamanca were recorded. I anxiously check for that media to be added to the Mises media section and YouTube daily.