All Posts Tagged With: "Austrian Threory of the Business Cycle"
How to End the Great Recession
For people who can’t find work, it doesn’t feel like a recovery, and there is good reason for that feeling.
22Sep2010 | William L. Anderson | 6 comments | ContinuedMr. Keynes’s Aggregates
Stimulus spending, bailouts, and extension of unemployment benefits only prevent the fundamental mechanisms of change from doing their work.
9Sep2010 | Steven Horwitz | 35 comments | ContinuedWhy Did the “Stimulus” Fail to Help the Economy?
Attempts to “stimulate” the economy through massive government spending may put money into the pockets of politically connected people, but it does nothing to restore the economic factors to their proper balances.
20Jan2010 | William L. Anderson | 28 comments | ContinuedI Like Hayek
Who should take the place of Keynes to lead economics into the 21st century? Should it be the economics of Friedman, Ludwig von Mises, Joseph Schumpeter, or F. A. Hayek? While all four have much to offer, I favor Hayek. I am not alone.
1Sep2001 | Mark Skousen | 0 comments | Continued-
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