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March 25, 2020

Mises Institute

By Thorsten Polleit

With Bailouts, Governments Are the Big Winners

Every crisis caused by the unbacked paper money system expands the power of the states over economic and social life, and unfortunately, once the state has expanded its power, it is unlikely the trend will be reversed.

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By Fabrizio Ferrari

The European Central Bank Is Being Stretched to Its Breaking Point in Italy

At this point, monetary policy can't save Italy. Promises from Europe's central bank have allowed Italian policymakers to avoid coming to terms with Italy's bankrupt reality. Until now.

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By Jeff Deist

The Crazed Trillion Dollar Coin Proposal is Back

Even Krugman and Tlaib on some level understand the appeal of "real" coins, in tangible physical form.

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By Edward W. Fuller

Keynes: The Young Imperialist, 1906–13

Between 1909 and 1913, Keynes was the most important defender of British monetary imperialism in India. His faithful defense of the British Empire in those early years allowed him to become the century’s most influential economist after the war.

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