Capitalism is blamed repeatedly for problems created by government intrusion into the market, and of course, the "answer" is always more government intrusion. Excellent video.
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The head of the UK treasury (chancellor of the Exchequer) Philip Hammond proposed an “Amazon” tax or an online line tax, to help encourage high street retailers regain a foothold, he said the tax system had to be fairer to traditional retailers. Can’t make this stuff up.
Does anybody have a counter-argument to this video? The information presented here seems rather compelling, but I'd love to hear dissenting opinions backed up by data.
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What was the "Real Solution" to the crisis of 2008 let the market crash and then wait for the federal judiciary to sort out the whole mess in bankruptcy proceedings?
Great overview and debunking of "fake" market failures, but it would have been nice to address real market failures, such as activities with large externalities. I know what Hoppe's answer is to that, but it's not convincing. That's a gaping hole in Austrian theory, as far as I am concerned. Not that it has never been addressed at all, but not in enough depth.
Capitalism is blamed repeatedly for problems created by government intrusion into the market, and of course, the "answer" is always more government intrusion. Excellent video.
@Rory Devin You bots are pathetic. Anyone reading this google it, it's a scam. They will charge you $15 and then charge you $170 monthly without telling you.
This lecture explains many of the logical holes I've noticed in the the arguments for regulating public utilities and other forms of monopolies.
The head of the UK treasury (chancellor of the Exchequer) Philip Hammond proposed an “Amazon” tax or an online line tax, to help encourage high street retailers regain a foothold, he said the tax system had to be fairer to traditional retailers. Can’t make this stuff up.
Does anybody have a counter-argument to this video? The information presented here seems rather compelling, but I'd love to hear dissenting opinions backed up by data.
" Nirvana Fallacy "
Translates into " Cognitive dissonance " in the real world .
" Living the dream " as it were
You probably dont give a damn but does someone know a trick to get back into an Instagram account??
I was stupid lost the password. I love any help you can give me.
@Zakai Ishaan instablaster ;)
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Takes quite some time so I will get back to you later with my results.
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@Zakai Ishaan Happy to help =)
What was the "Real Solution" to the crisis of 2008 let the market crash and then wait for the federal judiciary to sort out the whole mess in bankruptcy proceedings?
Samuellson, Meade, Akerlof, Stiglitz... Name and shame 'em.
A better title would be myths of market success.
Great overview and debunking of "fake" market failures, but it would have been nice to address real market failures, such as activities with large externalities. I know what Hoppe's answer is to that, but it's not convincing. That's a gaping hole in Austrian theory, as far as I am concerned. Not that it has never been addressed at all, but not in enough depth.