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De-Dollarization: Europe Joins the Party ([link removed])
by Ronald-Peter Stöferle ([link removed])
The US dollar continues to enjoy the confidence of markets, governments, and central banks. But faith in the US dollar is weakening, and many are trying to help the process along.
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European Central Bank Doubles Down on Ultra-Easy Money ([link removed])
by Ryan McMaken ([link removed])
The British opponents of the Corn Laws rightly understood that tariffs and other restrictions on trade are violations of fundamental natural rights, and that they privilege certain entrenched interests at the expense of everyone else.
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Unsound Money, Unsound Economy ([link removed])
by George Ford Smith ([link removed])
Central bankers like Alan Greenspan seem to think central bankers can be trusted to act with restraint. That's a risky plan, especially given that true and reliable constraints could be put on the money supply by adopting commodity money.
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[link removed] Trini Amador on Brand Building ([link removed])
by Hunter Hastings ([link removed])
Global branding expert Trini Amador explains how every business can methodically build a strong brand to deliver consumer value and unleash cash flow.
This Week's Power & Market:
* "This Is Basically Clown World," Jeff Deist Talks Negative Interest Rates on RT ([link removed]) by Jeff Deist
* Modi's Policy of Higher Taxes, Spending, and Inflation Make India a Growing Risk in Emerging Markets ([link removed]) by Daniel Lacalle
This Week's Audio/Video:
* Radio Rothbard: Why They Keep Trying to Blame Capitalists for Slavery ([link removed]) European Central Bank ([link removed])
* The Bob Murphy Show: Using World War I to Prove the Incompetence of State Militaries ([link removed])
This Week's Mises Wire Articles:
* Power over Nature vs. Power over Man ([link removed]) by Murray N. Rothbard
* There's Nothing Natural About Socialism ([link removed]) by Allen Gindler
* The ECB Just Cut Interest Rates, Here Is Why They Should Have Raised Them ([link removed]) by Daniel Lacalle
* "Libertarian" Is Just Another Word for (Classical) Liberal ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
* Like Most Government Central-Planning Schemes, Zoning Laws Raise the Cost of Living ([link removed]) by Chris Calton
* Negative Interest Rates and Financial Repression ([link removed]) by Mark Thornton
* The (Deceptively Simple) Greatness of Henry Hazlitt ([link removed]) by Jeff Deist
* The Broken Windows of America’s Foreign Policy ([link removed]) by Nick Cooper
* The Central Banks Lift House Prices and Rents, But Not Everywhere ([link removed]) by Taiki Murai and Gunther Schnabl
* How the World Views Libertarianism ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
* The Fed: Reality Trumps Rhetoric ([link removed]) by Shawn Ritenour
* The Trillion-Dollar Military Still Isn't Enough for the War Party ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
* Why a Prominent Economist Abandoned His Support for Carbon Taxes ([link removed]) by Robert P. Murphy
* Don't Give Politicians Credit for a Growing Economy ([link removed]) by Mark Brandly
* Learning About the State ([link removed]) by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
* Slowing Money Supply Growth May Trigger a Recession ([link removed]) by Frank Shostak
* Why Entrepreneurs Are Different ([link removed]) by Raushan Gross
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