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Book Review: The Great Credit Contraction

By Kevin

The Great Credit Contraction The Great Credit Contraction is a book by Trace Mayer, J.D. which covers the credit contraction of our times, in the face of quantitative easing and ongoing efforts to reflate. This book gets straight to the point, which can be a little intimidating at first glance. The book deals with the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Miscellaneous Tagged With: assets, Austrian economics, credit, credit contraction, debt devaluation, deflation, gold, gold confiscation, inflation, malinvestment, money, numeraire, quantitative easing, silver, Trace Mayer, unemployment

Weekend Reading: Thanksgiving Edition

By Kevin

Although I already had my Thanksgiving about a month ago and I’ve been spending these recent days studying and preparing for a final exam, I wish the best for all my fellow bloggers and friends south of the border, and hope that you’ve had a great Thanksgiving and enjoy the Thanksgiving weekend. Posts of the… [Read More]

Filed Under: Miscellaneous, Weekend Reading Tagged With: Akismet, Askimet, Austrian economics, beef jerky, being thankful, Ben Bernanke, bias, big government, Black Friday, blogging, cable TV, Canadian winter, college, Conditional Captcha, consistency, credit, debt, DIY, energy, exercise, flowchart, GM IPO, Henry Blodget, home ownership, inflation, iPad, job, MOZRank, PageRank, pet peeves, potatoes, QE2, quantitative easing, REITs, renting, retirement, riches, robots, scholarship, side business, sovereign default, sovereign risk, start-up, sweet potatoes, Swiss bank accounts, Thanksgiving, unemployment, work, Yakezie

Improve Economics and Help Feed the Poor at the Same Time

By Kevin

Robert Murphy, an economist, teacher, and author who is a member of the Mises Institute, has challenged Paul Krugman to a debate on the Keynesian versus Austrian business cycle theory. Since Paul Krugman, a nobel laureate and top Keynesian, has refused to engage in open debate with the Austrian school until now, Robert has decided… [Read More]

Filed Under: Miscellaneous Tagged With: Austrian economics, charity, debate, economics, Keynesian economics, Paul Krugman, Robert Murphy

Book Review: Economics In One Lesson

By Kevin

Economics In One Lesson, by Henry Hazlitt: A book review Have you ever been confused when politicians speak of tariffs and subsidies? Does talk of inflation make your head spin? Henry Hazlitt helps clear away the fog of economics in his book, “Economics in One Lesson ” (Amazon affiliate link). The one lesson is very simple:… [Read More]

Filed Under: Book Reviews, Miscellaneous Tagged With: Austrian economics, economics, free markets, Henry Hazlitt, inflation, opportunity costs, subsidies, tariffs

Is It Time to Nuke the Spill?

By Kevin

Another week passes by, and another tens of thousands of barrels of oil gush out into the Gulf of Mexico, adding to what is possibly the U.S.’ worst environmental disaster. With the failure of one attempt to stop the leak after another, pundits are now starting to look at more drastic (and perhaps insane) alternatives,… [Read More]

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