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- Jörg Guido Hülsmann
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From the book What Has Government Done to Our Money? Narrated by Jeff Riggenbach.
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A private seminar for graduate students. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 21 July 2014.
Journal of Libertarian Studies
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A characteristic feature of modern civilization is the steady growth of government.1 This government growth occurs under two forms: either through a more intense taxation of its present subjects, or through bringing more people under its control. In other terms, government growth can either be an “intensification” or an “extensification” of
Free Market
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The Free Market 26, no. 4 (April 2008) A central occupation of economists is to analyze the nature, causes, and effects of incentives—the circumstances that are held to motivate human action. Economists agree on the positive role that “good” incentives play to increase production. They also agree that “perverse” incentives have an opposite
Mises Daily
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[ A selection from Deflation and Liberty . ] The production of money in a free society is a matter of free association. Everybody from the miners to the owners of the mines, to the minters, and up to the customers who buy the minted coins — all benefit from the production of money. None of them violates the property rights of anybody else, because
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Introduction The Conventional Theory of Moral Hazard Moral Hazard on the Free Market Moral Hazard and the Definition of Property Rights Interventionism and Moral Hazard The Case of Fiat Money This article originally appeared as “The Political Economy of Moral Hazard” in the Czech journal Politická ekonomie (February 2006): 35–47. A central
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Congressmen Ron Paul and Alan Grayson seek to bring more transparency and accountability to the U.S. central bank and “to subject the Fed’s monetary policy and discount-lending actions to an audit by the Government Accounting Office (GAO).” In opposition to these efforts to audit the Federal Reserve System, some 270 economists [XLS] have signed an
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[ The Ethics of Money Production (2008)] Before we deal with the impact of monopolies on the production of monetary services, let us emphasize that our argument concerns only legal monopolies. It does not concern economic monopolies — market situations in which products and services have just one provider. Such economic monopolies are fairly