The Global Economy - Professor Dr. Antony P. Mueller
The Continental Economics Institute
Money, markets and the business cycle across the continents around the globe
The Continental Economics Institute
Money, markets and the business cycle across the continents around the globe
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READINGS and
RE-READINGS
Thanks to the dedication and talents of Jeff Tucker from the Mises Institute, one of the finest books on
the financial history of the first half of the 20th century has come online: Benjamin Anderson's
"Economics and the Public Welfare. Financial and Economic History of the United
States, 1914-1946". A must read for any serious student not only of economic history but of
economics as well.
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A timely re-reading is the analysis of the Great Depression in Banking and the Business Cycle
by T .F. McManus and R. W. Nelson, published in 1937. From the Foreword: "It is a melancholy fact
that each generation must relearn the fundamental principles of money in the bitter school of
experience. The inflationists, it would seem, we always have with us. It is nevertheless a duty of
economists to devote attention to periodic reiteration of the ancient truths of monetary science; it is
necessary to make as familiar as possible the workings of the financial machinery if further errors are
to be avoided in the future. It is to the mismanagement of the monetary mechanism that most of our
recent troubles are chiefly ascribable."
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"America's Great Depression" by Murray N. Rothbard gives an account of the causes of the Great
Depression that is quite different from the story usually told in the textbooks of history and economics.
Unlike Milton Friedman and others, Rothbard finds the origin of the Great Depression in the
excessive credit expansion of the 1920s. Rich in historical details, the book also provides an outline
of the Austrian theory of the business cycle.
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Continue with readings and re-readings
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READINGS and
RE-READINGS
Thanks to the dedication and talents of Jeff Tucker from the Mises Institute, one of the finest books on
the financial history of the first half of the 20th century has come online: Benjamin Anderson's
"Economics and the Public Welfare. Financial and Economic History of the United
States, 1914-1946". A must read for any serious student not only of economic history but of
economics as well.
-----
A timely re-reading is the analysis of the Great Depression in Banking and the Business Cycle
by T .F. McManus and R. W. Nelson, published in 1937. From the Foreword: "It is a melancholy fact
that each generation must relearn the fundamental principles of money in the bitter school of
experience. The inflationists, it would seem, we always have with us. It is nevertheless a duty of
economists to devote attention to periodic reiteration of the ancient truths of monetary science; it is
necessary to make as familiar as possible the workings of the financial machinery if further errors are
to be avoided in the future. It is to the mismanagement of the monetary mechanism that most of our
recent troubles are chiefly ascribable."
-----
"America's Great Depression" by Murray N. Rothbard gives an account of the causes of the Great
Depression that is quite different from the story usually told in the textbooks of history and economics.
Unlike Milton Friedman and others, Rothbard finds the origin of the Great Depression in the
excessive credit expansion of the 1920s. Rich in historical details, the book also provides an outline
of the Austrian theory of the business cycle.
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Continue with readings and re-readings
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