Tag Archives: Mises

Professor Hans-Hermann Hoppe: How Mises Rebuilt Economics

Posted on December 25, 2011 by

The Professor’s latest article, on Mises.org.

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Ich bin ein Österreicher

Posted on September 18, 2011 by

You may have heard that a senior member of a major German bank has announced that he is an Austrian, in the sense that Murray Rothbard was an Austrian, as opposed to Arnold Schwarzenegger being an Austrian. Well, if you … Continue reading →

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Is the Crack-Up Boom Here?

Posted on August 4, 2011 by

It would appear that the crack-up boom, long predicted by Von Mises, has finally started to happen, after forty years, following the inflationist Keynesian dream of creating wealth via a digital printing press launched by Richard Nixon in 1971. It … Continue reading →

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Dominic Frisby: Why Gold is the Currency of the Free

Posted on July 28, 2011 by

I have just discovered an astonishingly good 22-minute speech by Dominic Frisby, delivered in the UK earlier this year, at the Cheviot Sound Money Conference, in London’s splendid Guildhall, by one of the UK’s leading voice-over artists. [Does this make … Continue reading →

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