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I thought i'd use this thread to thank the Mises Institute for all the uploaded audio content, as well as the streaming audio during things like the ASC. Such a wealth of education in audio form has been instrumental in sparking my interest in Austrian Economics, so i can't thank you enough.
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I think a lot of those things still have potential and people will see profit opportunities in them (for example: researching quantum physics for quantum computing, etc).
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yeah, i'm aware it was raided, but at the same time they appear to still be in business and serving customers. They're still selling liberty dollars and there's even a registry on the website of companies that accept the currency. On the website it says: WHAT DO THE AUTHORITIES THINK? Well, the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Treasury Bureau of
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Does anyone know of any law in existence that forbids a private individual or organization from releasing their own paper currency? I ask because i've been doing research and the only thing i could find was http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/usc_sec_18_00000486----000-.html: Sec. 486. Uttering coins of gold, silver or other metal Whoever, except
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It's a means for bailing out failing banks at the taxpayers' expense. Calling it "insurance" is definitely a fraud.
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If you don't mind, could you give a brief summary (or at least a general idea of what griffin got wrong) of the crankery in Jekyll Island? It was the book i read that got me interested in economics in the first place so i wouldn't want my knowledge to be based on false assumptions. Thanks!
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Ah wow that's simple, thanks for the quick and easy to understand response.
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Hello all, i'm just starting my economics education and i'm sure this question is easy to answer but i'm having a bit of trouble with it so i thought i could find some help. A friend of mine argues that lowering taxes is a bad idea because more money in the hands of the people means they will spend more and prices will rise faster (more