Global Economy Is Fundamentally Broken
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Does someone have a link to this "libertarian economic plan" that this anon mentioned?
Wake me up when all of this ends
>>69664151
I found it. It seems to be a previous version of the OP's screenshot.
https://boards.4chan.org/pol/thread/69162211/
https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/69162211/
I want to take off the nightmare goggles
Why can't I wake up?!
Thanks for the link.
A-april fools?
How can we get this information to the general public?
Pic related: On Memetic Warfare
>>69665571
GAS THE PRESS MEME WAR NOW
>>69663745
>Global Economy Is Fundamentally Broken
Well no shit, sherlock. Economic theorists have been saying this for decades.
BUMP
KEYNESIAN VS. AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS
There has been an unsettled debate among economists for a century now of whether government intervention is beneficial to an economy. The heart of this debate lies between Keynesian and Austrian economists (though there are other schools as well).
In order to get a full understanding of the two schools of economic thought, please refer to the infographic.
The Federal Reserve System needs to be reformed to act as a purveyor of economic growth.
Most of the economic problems can be tied to the notion that exclusively “capital goods come into existence by [past] saving.”
Influential economists and business leaders, as well as political leaders, should read Harold Moulton’s The Formation Of Capital, in which he argues that it makes no sense to finance new productive capital out of past savings. Instead, economic growth should be financed out of future earnings (savings), and provide that every citizen become an owner. The Federal Reserve, which has been largely responsible for the powerlessness of most American citizens, should set an example for all the central banks in the world. Chairman Benjamin Bernanke and other members of the Federal Reserve need to wake-up and implement Section 13 paragraph 2, which directs the Federal Reserve to create credit for local banks to make loans where there isn’t enough savings in the system to finance economic growth. We should not destroy the Federal Reserve or make it a political extension of the Treasury Department, but instead reform it so that the American citizens in each of the 12 Federal Reserve Regions become the owners. The result will be that money power will flow from the bottom up, not from the top down––not for consumer credit, not for credit that doesn’t pay for itself or non-productive uses of credit, but for credit for productive uses to expand the economy’s rate of growth.
http://theaustrianinsider.com/infographic-keynesian-vs-austrian-economics/
1st item on tldr dumb as fuck, didn't read further
>>69668555
It looks like The Austrian Insider is available to buy.
http://theaustrianinsider.com/
>>69663745
Bump. Interesting read.
Austrian School 101 Diagram
Types of Economic Exchange
Austrian School 101 Diagram
Laws of Supply and Demand
Austrian School 101 Diagram
Austrian Business Cycle Theory
Free Market 101 Diagrams for Beginners
Voluntary Exchange versus Regulated Exchange
Free Market 101 Diagram for Beginners
Market Failures
Free Market 101 Diagram for Beginners
Government Regulation versus Free Market Regulation
Free Market 101 Diagram for Beginners
Methods of Resource Allocation
Free Market 101 Diagram for Beginners
Monopolies and Cartels
keeping thread alive
blumping
I tried to make it more aesthetically pleasing.
>>69673631
Saved.
