On this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan McMaken and Tho Bishop look at the domestic costs of 9/11 and its continuing impact on Americans. The two discuss articles they wrote this week about how the events sowed the seeds of the current regime, how it reversed the trajectory of rising government skepticism in the 90s, and the need for accountability still to this day.
Economist Daniel Lacalle joins Ryan and Tho to talk about how central banks are engineering more zombie companies, higher inflation, and a "private sector recession," all hiding behind misleading and bullish aggregate data.
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Moving policing outside of the realm of economic calculation contributes to many of the problems we see.
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Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on 26 July 2023.
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Professor Lucas Engelhardt, a popular lecturer at Mises University (https://mises.org/MU18), joins Jeff Deist to discuss the monetary policy landscape. Janet Yellen makes jokes about $20 trillion in federal debt, but what about the trillions the Fed added to its own balance sheet since the Crash of '08? What will happen to the extraordinary amount of bank reserves parked in no-man's land, not being lent by banks? Can Mises's work help us understand what happens when the supply of money increases much faster than demand for it? How does new money and credit flow into the economy unevenly, benefiting those closest to the government and central bank troughs? And is there an ugly endgame scenario, where rapid asset price inflation (i.e. equity and real estate markets) devolves into rapid consumer price inflation?
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Professor Peter Klein (Mises.org/Klein) teaches entrepreneurship based on fundamental Austrian principles from Carl Menger’s 'Principles Of Economics'. His advice is unlike anything you’ll get from studying mainstream economics, or from business books and business school classes. In our podcast, Peter explains the fundamentals of economics under ten headings, and transforms that economic knowledge into entrepreneurial guidance.
Show Notes: https://mises.org/library/peter-klein-ten-fundamentals-economics-which-build-successful-customer-first-business
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Presented in Hilton Head Island, South Carolina on Friday, October 11, 2024.
Sponsored by David and Suzanne Britton-Ohl.
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Lots of Americans now openly discuss the idea of National Divorce, focusing on the political, cultural, and social divisions in America. But what about the economics? How would issues like debt, entitlements, and defense be addressed if the US split into two or more new political entities?
Mises.org senior editor and economist Ryan McMaken joins Jeff to discuss.
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00:00 Introduction
02:16 Research on National Breakups
04:16 Are Bigger Nations Better?
07:20 Decentralization and Secession
10:25 What Happens to the National Debt?
14:34 The 1995 Quebec Referendum
27:19 Entitlements Under a Breakup
34:48 Breaking up the Cultural and Economic Divide
41:51 Will China Take Over the World if the USA Splits?
46:13 Global Trade with Divorced States
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Successful entrepreneurs are Austrians, they just don’t know it yet. This is a famous assertion from Dr. Per Bylund, and we dissect its meaning in the latest Economics For Business podcast.
Show notes: https://mises.org/library/bylund-how-austrian-entrepreneurs-succeed
"Explore and Realize (and Keep Exploring): How Austrian Entrepreneurs Generate Value on the Path to Business Success" (PowerPoint): https://mises.org/E4B_143_PPT
"Inversions of Service-Dominant Logic" by Stephen L. Vargo and Robert F. Lusch (PDF): https://mises.org/E4B_143_PDF
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Tom DiLorenzo spent a long and productive career in academia before assuming his current position as president of the Mises Institute. He joins Bob to discuss his early days getting into economics, and some of his important work on antitrust policy. He also discusses his popular books on Abraham Lincoln. Though it all, Tom stresses the importance of the Austrian viewpoint.
Tom's Paper on the Origins of Antitrust: https://Mises.org/HAP438a
Nullification: An Interview with a Zombie: https://Mises.org/HAP438b
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Chapters
00:00 Free Book!
00:28 Introduction
00:51 The New President of the Mises Institute
05:52 Why Economics?
11:32 Tom's Academic Background
14:14 Antitrust
20:54 Monopoly, Prices, and US History
34:02 Human Action Conference Raffle
34:45 Public Choice Theory and James Buchanan
45:17 Lincoln and the Civil War
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Our guest this weekend is Jim Rickards, the author of the 'New York Times' bestseller 'The Death of Money' and a well-known expert in geopolitics and global capital.
Jim and Jeff discuss the unfolding drama at the Fed, which can't decide when—if ever—QE will come to an end. They also discuss possible endgame scenarios for liquidating unprecedented amounts of sovereign, commercial, and household debt; whether coming monetary shocks will present the IMF with an opportunity to demand a global currency reset, and who wins and loses when the game of musical chairs stops. This is a must-hear interview for anyone interested in currency wars, central banks, and the unholy politics behind it all.
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