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Krazy Krugman Kalls
This is mostly bookkeeping for myself, if and when the Krugman Debate happens. I’m noting the best botched predictions (that I hadn’t previously known) that Niall Ferguson had found in his 3-part series. Krugman likes to pride himself on having noted the housing bubble well before most others. Now what’s odd is that Krugman gave […]
Read moreDanny Sanchez Interviews Me, Part 2 of 5
This is the second of five parts of a detailed interview Danny Sanchez had with me, over the summer when I was at the Mises Institute. It is partly to promote my upcoming Mises Academy online class, but we discuss a lot about Austrian economics in general.
Read moreDanny Sanchez Interviews Me About Basics of Economics Etc. Part 1 of 5
This is the first of five parts of a detailed interview Danny Sanchez had with me, over the summer when I was at the Mises Institute. It is partly to promote my upcoming Mises Academy online class, but we discuss a lot about Austrian economics in general.
Read moreEconomics Basics: Action and Exchange
At the Mises Academy I’m starting a new class on October 17 on “Action and Exchange.” Full details here.
Read moreBob of Christmas Past on Debt Ceiling
Back in July 2011 I recorded a commentary for Campaign for Liberty on (not) raising the debt ceiling. They recently re-ran it, saying the numbers were a little different today but the general points are still valid–and I agree. In particular, the claim that failure to raise the debt ceiling is the same thing as […]
Read morePotpourri
==> Mark Spitznagel is the subject of this DealB%k post. (Recall that I was a consultant on Spitznagel’s new book The Dao of Capital.) ==> Indian Central banker Rajan is wary of ultra-low interest rates. ==> I didn’t set this up, but here’s where you can get all of your Macho Man Murphy memorabilia. ==> […]
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