Archive for Anthony M. Reinach
Demand Deposit Inflation
Anthony Reinach tells why we must expect to be taxed by inflation until we learn to curb deficit spending by governments.
1Jan1968 | Anthony M. Reinach | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Role of the Securities Market
Mr. Reinach is President of Venture Options, Inc., a Put & Call writing company. This article is an excerpt from his book, The Nature of Puts & Calls, New York: The Bookmailer, 1961. $2.00. In order for man to raise his level of living, he must both save and use part of his savings to [...]
1Apr1962 | Anthony M. Reinach | 24 comments | ContinuedWhy the Government Can’t Control the Business Cycle
Mr. Reinach’s insight into economic affairs is well-known to Freeman readers. It is a widely accepted theory that we can rely on the government, through manipulation of the money supply, to alleviate or correct the excesses of the business cycle. Nothing could be further from the truth. Unlike the doctor who can quite accurately predict [...]
1Jul1958 | Anthony M. Reinach | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Tight Money Delusion
The subway economists are currently full of conversation about tight money. We are being told that tight money is hurting the building business, hurting the stock market, hurting business in general, and that tight money is the offspring of government policy. Let’s see what this thing called “tight money” really is. Ninety per cent of [...]
1Dec1956 | Anthony M. Reinach | 0 comments | ContinuedOn Booms and Busts
Mr. Reinach is a financial consultant. BOOMS are often identified with inflation, and BUSTS with deflation, but the extremes of economic activity that are called booms or busts are frequently the result of sheer emotionalism. Most booms start slowly and pick up speed as more and more people grasp the happy but insane notion that [...]
1Nov1956 | Anthony M. Reinach | 1 comment | ContinuedThe First Law of Economics
Mr. Reinach is a financial consultant, formerly a member of a New York Stock Exchange firm. The economic facts of life are many. But the grandfather of them all is the law of demand and supply. If this one law alone were thoroughly understood, it is highly improbable that government interference in the market place [...]
1May1956 | Anthony M. Reinach | 0 comments | Continued-
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