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2025/01/31
21:03 UTC

"But if the government didn't intentionally ensure that we were impoverished at a rate of AT LEAST 2% each year... what would prevent people from becoming ascetics en masse in anticipation of lower prices and investors from just stopping to seek to acquire more money to buy stuff with??????"

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2025/01/19
15:32 UTC

Understanding trade balance.

Hey! What is the best source of information for learning about trade balance and trade surplus/deficit. You know, all the usual topics of how the prices move and where gold moves etc. I would especially like to get the austrian view of course, but also an austrian criticism on mainstream/keynesian view on the topic would be nice. Or maybe someone can explain to me the whole topic here? :) Thanks!

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2025/01/17
06:59 UTC

What do economists think is the best way to tackle housing crises in various places?

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2025/01/01
12:48 UTC

Would high-skilled immigration reduce high-skilled salaries?

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2025/01/01
12:39 UTC

Mises vs. Marx: The Price of Socialism's Failure

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2024/12/25
18:49 UTC

In Friedonomics, how do "wealthier" higher-wage countries (eg. US) compete with "poorer" lower-wage countries (eg. China)?

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2024/12/20
00:53 UTC

Is there a good article explaining why being on or going back to the gold standard is a terrible idea?

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2024/12/19
21:33 UTC

Can lowering taxes help poor countries to develop?

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2024/12/19
21:33 UTC

What is the cause of inflation? Did Argentina and Venezuela not have out of control inflation?

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2024/12/19
21:32 UTC

I found this article that very clearly indicates that capitalism has bought depressed wages and lower statures among us, do the math work?

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2024/12/19
09:43 UTC

What happens if the fed can’t cut rates due to inflation concerns, and can’t raise them due to job market concerns?

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2024/12/19
09:41 UTC

Is the United Nations and it's agencies a good investment for governments worldwide ?

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2024/12/19
09:40 UTC

Feeling embarrassed. What is the very first step a beginner should do to learn?

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2024/12/19
09:40 UTC

Do we have any decent estimates for how severe the Great Depression would have been had relatively typical safeguards associated with social democracy at the time been used?

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2024/12/18
13:53 UTC

What would we have to change if we wanted the markets to decide the interest rates instead of central banks?

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2024/12/18
13:52 UTC

Does inflation cause wage increase or does wage increase cause inflation?

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2024/12/18
13:51 UTC

Can anybody explain why money matters on a very big scale?

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2024/12/13
14:56 UTC

Logically refute Keynesians, acquire precious metals

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r/JavierMileiSlander is looking for moderators and contributors who will help in ensuring that r/JavierMileiSlander will present the strongest case proving that Javier Milei is a net positive for Argentina, and thus a good example for the rest of the world.

"But if the government didn't intentionally ensure that we were impoverished at a rate of AT LEAST 2% each year... what would prevent people from becoming ascetics en masse in anticipation of lower prices and investors from just stopping to seek to acquire more money to buy stuff with??????"

Understanding trade balance.

What do economists think is the best way to tackle housing crises in various places?

Would high-skilled immigration reduce high-skilled salaries?

Mises vs. Marx: The Price of Socialism's Failure

In Friedonomics, how do "wealthier" higher-wage countries (eg. US) compete with "poorer" lower-wage countries (eg. China)?

Is there a good article explaining why being on or going back to the gold standard is a terrible idea?

Can lowering taxes help poor countries to develop?

What is the cause of inflation? Did Argentina and Venezuela not have out of control inflation?

I found this article that very clearly indicates that capitalism has bought depressed wages and lower statures among us, do the math work?

What happens if the fed can’t cut rates due to inflation concerns, and can’t raise them due to job market concerns?

Is the United Nations and it's agencies a good investment for governments worldwide ?

Feeling embarrassed. What is the very first step a beginner should do to learn?

Do we have any decent estimates for how severe the Great Depression would have been had relatively typical safeguards associated with social democracy at the time been used?

What would we have to change if we wanted the markets to decide the interest rates instead of central banks?

Does inflation cause wage increase or does wage increase cause inflation?

Can anybody explain why money matters on a very big scale?