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Mises Daily
Author:
Thorsten Polleit
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On the Neutrality and Superneutrality of Money Today’s mainstream macroeconomic theory typically focuses on aggregate consequences resulting from policy measures, such as the effect on output and prices of a rise in the money stock. One crucial assumption is that money is neutral. [1] Money is said to be neutral if an increase in the money stock
Mises Daily
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D.W. MacKenzie
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“The socialist-syndicalist plan will mean socialized costs and syndicalized profits.” It has often been said that government expands during a crisis. As White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel noted, “Never allow a crisis to go to waste, they are opportunities to do big things.” The tendency for governmental growth during crises is more than just
Mises Daily
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Murray N. Rothbard
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[First published in Inquiry , November 12, 1979] A half-century ago, America — and then the world — was rocked by a mighty stock-market crash that soon turned into the steepest and longest-lasting depression of all time. It was not only the sharpness and depth of the depression that stunned the world and changed the face of modern history: it
Mises Daily
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Bogdan C. Enache
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There’s a new subprime crisis in the news. Unlike the US original, however, which has sparked the worldwide recession, this one doesn’t involve only falling home prices but also falling economies. The countries of Central and Eastern Europe, after years of high growth fueled by investment from Western Europe, are now heading towards a recession.
Mises Daily
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Mark A. DeWeaver
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Practically since the beginning of the “reform and opening” period in 1978, China’s central government has sought to shift from an extensive to an intensive development model — from growth based on capital accumulation to growth based on improvements in productivity. This year, however, while the planners continue to talk about the need for this
Mises Daily
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Robert P. Murphy
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In a recent New York Times column , Paul Krugman lamented our society’s lavish rewards for bad actors. No, he wasn’t criticizing the original cast of Star Trek . Rather, Krugman was bemoaning the hefty earnings that accrue to financial executives. Unfortunately, Krugman’s critique is riddled with irrelevant paper citations and internal
Mises Daily
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Robert P. Murphy
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Paul Krugman has concentrated his fire recently on those “thumping their chests” over the falling dollar. He has particular scorn for those recommending a return to the gold standard. In Krugman’s view, a simple look at the historical facts will show that it was a superstitious fetish for the yellow metal that prolonged the Great Depression. A
Mises Daily
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Brian Douglass
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In recent months, there has been a good deal of discussion of change in the United States. Sadly, over the last two centuries, the direction in which this country has been changing seems to be away from liberty and towards more control. The present changes are hardly unprecedented and certainly not unforeseen. In this essay I will examine two
Mises Daily
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Thorsten Polleit
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Sobre la neutralidad y la superneutralidad del dinero La macroeconomía de la corriente principal actual normalmente se centra en las consecuencias agregadas de las medidas políticas, como el efecto en la producción y los precios de un aumento en la existencia de dinero Un presupuesto esencial es que el dinero es neutral. Se dice que el dinero