The historic constraint is the real legacy of fear and that all has gone before in a comical economical lineage, including its economic comic genes and bit con's
or bit coin's cést tout la même chose
It Didn't Have to Be This Way
So says Harry Veryser about the financial meltdown and subsequent Great Recession. Veryser has written a new book
explaining that Austrian economics and its policy implications are the
key to understanding why this is so. Veryser's book sounds like just
what the economic doctor ordered to provide a way out of our mess and to
prevent similar messes in the future.
As Veryser says:
As indicated above, Veryser draws upon Austrian Business Cycle Theory to explain the nature
of the boom/bust economic cycle, which is also the theory that I
discuss in Foundations of Economics.
Additionally, I personally know Veryser to be a true gentleman and a
scholar. He is presently an associated scholar of the Ludwig von Mises
Institute and has served as director of the graduate program in
economics
at the University of Detroit Mercy and chairman of Walsh College’s
Department of Economics and Finance.
As Veryser says:
For years now, we have endured a barrage of bad news: businesses going belly-up, people losing their jobs and homes, government debt soaring. It didn’t have to be this way. The Austrian School presents the most coherent explication of the economic relations among men and—more so than any other system today—lays out economic guidelines that offer real prospects for prosperity worldwide.
- Asimovian Foundations are economics free
well a radical cut with the past tense...that's nice
and it works? and reduces the risk of a further rise in the level of structural unemployment?