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On corporate personhood and limited liability
Sun, Jan 16 2011 8:32 PM
So it is time to clear up some of my thought about corporate personhood by putting them into writing. There seems the be a growing critique against corporate personhood and limited liability in libertarian circles some even claiming that it is incompatible with capitalism and libertarian ethics. The state guaranteed limited liability corporation is incompatible... Read More...
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Some thoughts on free-market banking
Thu, Jun 17 2010 1:10 PM
First of all there are many misinterpretations about what fractional reserve banking actually is. So lets being with sorting out some of our terminology. A lot of people claim fractional reserve banking isn't fraudulent because everyone can agree on it. Well that is just the thing, they can't. A fractional reserve bank is by very definition a deposit... Read More...
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Peter Schiff and Dr. Ron Paul on U.S. Economy.
Mon, Feb 1 2010 5:20 AM
Just had to repost this video it is pretty awesome. YouTube: Peter Schiff and Dr. Ron Paul on U.S. Economy. Awesome music and kinda shows which ideas are actually useful to predict reality... Read More...
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Some thoughts on “necessary inflation”
Tue, Dec 8 2009 4:11 PM
(This text is also posted under articles) A few decades ago inflation rates where much higher then they are today. There have been some progress since then and many economists today agree that too much inflation is bad. But they still seem unable to let go of the concept that inflation is necessary for economic growth. Most central banks today still strive to... Read More...
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