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Nice quote. Thanks a lot.
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I think that an increase in net saving should not necessarily increase the productive stages. Agree? disagree? Any thoughts please? Thank you.
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In "Man, Economy and State", Page 519, Rothbard says: " ....... Simple investigation will reveal that the only way that so much investment can be shifted from the lower to the higher stages, while preserving uniform (lowered) interest differentials (cumulative price spreads) at each stage, is to increase the number of productive stages
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wow, a lot of good resources and nice books to go through. Thank you all!
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Thank you! In my opinion, the book is more on the domestic side than the international side, such as exchange rates and power politics. To put it this way, I am looking for something similar to "Super Imperialism" by Michael Hudson (I do not have enough econ knowledge and background to fully absorb his book), but written in a more Rothbardian
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Hi, In the last paragraph of this post: http://mises.org/daily/4494 "We are still looking for good sense and understanding on the development of the current international monetary mess. That analysis would have to combine the insights of economic theory and of power politics, a knowledge of the influence of the quantity of money on prices and on
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Thanks guys. How about "Monetary Nationalism and International Stability" by Hayek?
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Thanks a lot! Just wondering why there are few Austrian books dedicated to this topic.
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Hi all, I am looking for books on international monetary theory. Hopefully the content would combine theory and practice, for example: thoery goes first, then an examination of the international monetary history from before WWI to (if possible) current days. It is even better If there is a good critic about international monetary system based gold standard