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Hello. I have developed an app for iOS which has been designed for those that love individual freedoms and free markets. The app shows article and video feeds. It has a chat feature for the #mises and #uklibertarian IRC channels. You can view like-minded individuals on a map and optionally share your...
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Hello Mises, Some of you may have heard of Positive Money, a UK based NGO working on researching and advocating monetary reform. We have recently opened up a forum, please come along and say hello if you're interested in discussion. Click here to visit our forum
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I'm in the interest rate chapter of Man, Economy, and State, and I am confused to how the interest rate gets determined. If the market was only the two people that he speaks of in section 3 (of CH 6), what would they land on for their equilibrium interest rate? The diagrams are linked here (page...
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I was reading Doug French's book about the housing collapse and came across the Shiller graph showing historical home values. I'm a self-taught student of economics and don't have the background that others might. I wanted to pick the brains of the Mises community on the housing spike/collapse...
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Hello I'm looking for articles highlighting The GFC's impact on Australia, explaining why Stimulus Packages aren't the solution to overcome these crises and discussing possible solutions. I'm particularly interested in The Libertarian perspectives, so please keep that in mind when suggesting...
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What do you think about this guys comment? Is he right? "What worries me (and hopefully many others who are paying attention) is that at the end of this year the US national debt will be nearly $14T, with total unfunded obligations (social security, medicare/caid, natl health care, etc) approx ...
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Wourld you buy "Human Action" or "Man, Economy, and State"? Human Action and the Study Guide together is cheaper than "Man, Economy, and State" by itself.
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I've got a question from "Man, Economy, and State with Power and Markets" on page 329. It says: "A specific factor is one suitable to the production of only one product. A purely nonspecific factor would be one equally suited to the production of all possible products. It is clear...
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Please help asap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ExxpcjLvAY If you are unfamiliar with him, search youtube for "Peter Schiff was right"
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The US government paying off the national debt by borrowing more money, and/or printing more US bonds and selling them. This is an over simplification, but when these existing US bonds come due, the US government redeems these bonds with US dollars that are raised by selling more freshly printed new...