A new world of medical entrepreneurship is growing. Concierge and cash-only practices, walk-in cash clinics, medical tourism, and cost-sharing plans are just a few of the ways free-market approaches are changing the landscape. Our expert speakers discuss several of these developments, and more. Recorded in Salem, New Hampshire, on June 17, 2021.
Statistics issued by the federal government about the economy—from CPI to GDP—are fake, and our guest John Williams of Shadowstats.com explains how and why.
John is a vocal critic of modern economic reporting, which is manipulated to make the economy appear stronger than it is. So, he devoted his professional life to telling the real story, through statistics he painstakingly compiles himself. And, his statistics paint an alarming picture: virtually all "growth" in the US economy since the Crash of '08 has been artificially engineered by the Fed, while the risk of debt contagion has increased.
Jeff and John discuss the "Fed tax," what a radical increase in the monetary base means for your financial future, and whether Janet Yellen will be forced to resort to more QE in 2017.
This is a must-hear interview if you're interested in sober economic reality.
http://www.shadowstats.com/
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How do the shutdowns increase ageism? Because millions have arguably been thrown out of work in the name of protecting the elderly. The resulting economic devastation comes at the expense of younger workers, parents, students, and families.
Original article: https://mises.org/wire/how-covid-19-lockdowns-will-increase-resentment-elderly
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A few upscale restaurants in the United States recently have ended the practice of tipping their wait staff, preferring a fixed labor cost method of compensation. This attempt to change this long-standing cultural practice presents a fascinating opportunity to explore a variety of economic concepts including principal-agent problems, gains-from-trade, price discrimination, and cultural institutions designed to build trust.
Professor Gill argues that tipping remains an economically efficient means of providing quality service wherein restaurant owners, wait staff, and customers all benefit in a win-win-win situation. Furthermore, the norm of tipping also provides an excellent example to teach basic economic principles and foster classroom discussion.
Presented at the Mises Institute on 22 June 2017.
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Yes, there are still the people buying into the fear, ratting out their neighbors, etc. But I'm seeing a lot more of the opposite: people recognizing who the enemy is here, and that it is not their neighbors.
Original article: https://mises.org/power-market/implosion-virus-hysteria-smells-lot-1989
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The massive bailout of indebted sectors that already had overcapacity and were in process of obsolescence may also drive the largest wave of malinvestment in decades. If the previous recoveries came with poor wage and capital expenditure growth and high debt, the next one will likely be even worse.
Original Article: https://mises.org/wire/l-shaped-recovery-not-anomaly-it-norm
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As we enter the dog days of summer, I have heard several media conversations and a few private ones that express exasperation over languishing capital markets. Why do things take so long to unravel? What will happen next? When will X, Y, or Z happen? Why are tech stocks so bullish now? The market takes time to process the information that it already has — or is in "process" — and everyday brings new data.
The Austrian perspective highlights the role of reality in the market process. This is especially important in this period of unprecedented government intervention and the chaos it has generated in markets.
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Praxeology is the method of economics.
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Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 24 July 2023.
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Featuring Lucas Engelhardt, David Gordon, Jeffrey Herbener, Peter Klein, Jonathan Newman, Ritenour, and Joseph Salerno. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 23 July 2021.
Questions asked in this panel:
00:00 Introduction
00:37 What is the relationship between language and human action?
02:25 What are your thoughts on argumentation ethics?
04:51 What causes the interest rate to rise during business cycles?
07:01 What are some of the critiques of the Austrian method?
9:16 What was the connection between phenomenology and praxeology in Alfred Schütz' work?
11:32 What is the place of economic models within the Audstiran School?
17:02 Would the switch to an Austrian system be instantaneous or gradual?
20:05 How can primitive societies economize without money?
25:12 Can praxeological method be applied to hostile actions?
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