/r/NonAustrianEconomics

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Economics from Keynes to Chicago, from game theory to econometrics and everything in between, or outside of, EXCEPT the Austrian school (discuss that in /r/economics, please).

See the rules and guidelines for further clarification.

/r/NonAustrianEconomics

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SECs Mafia Regulation of the NYSE

1 Comment
2020/07/01
20:48 UTC

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E. Read Towing the Line of Central Planning

1 Comment
2020/06/16
03:22 UTC

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Problem of the origin of monetary profit

Hey, I wrote a paper on economics. I think it shows that monetary profit disrupts the economy, and it can be solved by the government printing new money.

Summary:

https://medium.com/@DoPromote/summary-of-the-problem-of-the-origin-of-the-profit-18b551fcce36

Full paper:

https://medium.com/@DoPromote/problem-of-the-origin-of-profit-37f94d33c67

2 Comments
2019/12/28
16:01 UTC

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Can You Name The Biggest Trading Partner of These Countries ?

0 Comments
2018/01/13
15:23 UTC

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Ann Pettifor- The Production of Money: how to break the power of bankers

0 Comments
2017/10/23
17:03 UTC

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Critique of Marx's Value Theory

Most completed and final form. 43 pages. Over 100 quotes. Exposition of Marx's inner working economic categories. Critique of Marx's Value Theory. Biographical overview of Marx's economic writing and changes over time. More insight into Marx's history in economics than Engels can provably give. Marx's dialectics and historical materialism. Correlation of ideas to social relations, correlation of characteristics to social relations. Written from defection.

https://www.academia.edu/34227320/Critique_of_Marxs_Value_Theory_patched_

0 Comments
2017/07/23
14:12 UTC

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Socialist Critique of Capitalism For the Worker

A critique of bourgeois reformism growing out of the process of circulation necessary for surplus revenue, what Marx called the general formula: M-C-M'. Also, a bit of Marxology attempting to propose that chapter 7 of Capital volume one was intentionally left undeveloped by Marx to go along with the theme of production in the first volume of Capital. This is is newer and completely redone version, much better.

 https://www.academia.edu/33184823/Law_of_Surplus_Revenue_The_Real_and_One-Sided_Solution_to_the_Contradiction_in_the_General_Formula

0 Comments
2017/05/25
18:55 UTC

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Neoliberalism, Climate Change, Migration: George Monbiot in conversation with Verso

0 Comments
2017/03/31
08:21 UTC

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Mises Institute's Mark Thornton responds to Noam Chomsky's views on the Federal Reserve

0 Comments
2017/03/13
13:48 UTC

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Why are Austrians just so...vocal?

They act like the ABCT is some unknown universal truth that nobody has ever heard the or even heard of.

Everybody has heard of it, everyone has rejected it. We don't need it forced down our throats anymore.

1 Comment
2016/12/10
14:52 UTC

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The Economics of Prepping (Preparing for an Economic Collapse, Social Unrest, etc.) in One Minute

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2016/11/06
18:11 UTC

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Convince an Austrian he is wrong

I studied Econ in college, most of my profs were Austrian, with one Keynesian.

AE makes sense to me, honestly I don't see how anyone can argue against it.

I am totally open to other theories and just am wondering what is the rebuttal to AE? How would you go about "calling out" an Austrian on theories you believe are wrong?

If you were to debate an Austrian, what would be your major points? And what do you think he wouldn't be able to refute?

Sincerely here to learn,

Thanks!

7 Comments
2016/11/04
03:39 UTC

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An Analysis of The Prisoner's Dilemma

1 Comment
2016/09/25
19:05 UTC

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The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and Government Revenue

0 Comments
2016/09/22
19:36 UTC

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Anwar M. Shaikh - Capitalism: Competition, Conflict and Crises

0 Comments
2016/09/20
12:24 UTC

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