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Subject Central Banks and Socialism Are Forever Linked Together
Date October 23, 2021 10:59 PM
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** October 23, 2021
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** By Jörg Guido Hülsmann
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** Central Banks and Socialism Are Forever Linked Together ([link removed])
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Central banks aways and everywhere weaken economic growth by undermining the propensity to save; they are destabilizing the economy by fueling a debt economy.

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** By David Gordon
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** Is Solidarity a Good Thing? ([link removed])
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Further, if solidarity is a value, why can’t the common enterprise that people in a society share a commitment to the free market? Or is solidarity only good when people jointly do things socialists like?

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** By Frank Shostak
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** Understanding Money Velocity and Prices ([link removed])
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The velocity of money does not have a life of its own. It is not an independent variable and it cannot cause anything, let alone offset the effect of increases in money supply on the prices of goods.

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** MISES WIRE AND
POWER & MARKET
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Why Some People Are Poorer ([link removed]) by Henry Hazlitt

With Interest Rates, "There Are Two, Opposite Causal Chains at Work" ([link removed]) by Murray Rothbard

What Spooner Can Teach Us in Our Age of Neofascism ([link removed]) by Jason Morgan

Three Things the Fed Must Do to Normalize Bond Markets ([link removed]) by Brendan Brown

Paul Krugman's One-Man War on Science ([link removed]) by William L. Anderson

How the West Pushed back the Frontiers of Death ([link removed]) by Joakim Book

GDP Tells Us Little about the Health of an Economy ([link removed]) by Patrick Barron

Governments Love Inflation, and They Won't Do Anything to Stop It. ([link removed]) by Daniel Lacalle

Yes, They Are Coming for the Oil Companies ([link removed]) by William L. Anderson

"Idle Resources" Are Problems Caused by the Central Bank ([link removed]) by Frank Shostak

Who Will Build the Roads? Anyone Who Stands to Benefit from Them ([link removed]) by Chris Calton

The Weak Jobs Report Shows the Failure of Keynesian Policies ([link removed]) by Daniel Lacalle

Legalized Plunder Has Been Supercharged in America ([link removed]) by Gary Galles


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