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http://mises.org/daily/2381 Indeed, one standard definition of the "correct" stock price for a company is the present discounted value of its future dividend payments. Can you give me an easy to understand example for this? Like examples from Investopedia, they have easy to understand definitions with easy examples. Thanks!
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1st: https://mises.org/store/Product2.aspx?ProductId=211 2nd: http://www.libertyclassroom.com/ Did someone tried both? Which is more worht it? I tend to favor the Tom Woods initiative: cheaper, interactive, covers not only economics but history, logic and reasoning. OK, the latter one is covered in Bob Murphy's course too. I also prefer Tom Woods'
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> Hayek dealt with two other underconsumptionists, and some of his arguments may apply > to Gessel. See: http://mises.org/daily/2804 Thanks... but it was not so easily understandable. Maybe I should sign up for Free Market Econ. 101 by Tom Woods or Bob Murphy .
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Thanks for your feedbacks but to answer my original question: it's Bernard Lietaer himself.
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> Are these your homework questions? Nope.
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I read about this guy but forgot his name. Could you help me out? So he is one of the "founding fathers ot the euro" (whatever that means) and he says he always though of the euro as existing together with various local/alternative currencies.
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Great forum engine, I can't even link properly to a previous post. The post I want to link to is http://dev.mises.org/community/forums/p/24385/475678.aspx#475678 " jtimon replied on Fri, Jun 22 2012 11:33 AM" Sorry for my rant. The tree metaphor. Also in the following video from 7:30: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Zoud9tFEmw But it is
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> Tom Woods isn't an economist by training, but an excellent teacher of many subjects nonetheless. I can't comment on his Liberty Classroom or > whatever, buy I truly believe he is one of the best scholars out there today. > Two of the best current economists in the Miseisian tradition are Bob Murphy and Joe Salerno, imo. Gene Esptein
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OK. Back to the economics topic. In this short video ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6a10UuQFOM ) Tom Woods so clearly explains what was my original question. But Anenome did it as well in the thread. I consider signing up to his Liberty Classroom.
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> There are much better modern day economists, such as Rothbard, mises, and Murphy ... How about Tom Woods? I'm seriously considering joining his Liberty Classroom.