@r29 As far as I know there are no restrictions on how much or little you can take. You can see there course catalog here academy. mises. org/courses/
Just register for the one or two classes you are interested. I believe the classes are generally between 6 and 8 weeks in length. Good luck.
In case any later viewers wonder what he was referring to at the end when he mentions 1920, there was a very severe depression that lasted from 1920-21, but was so short because the Fed and the US govt did not interfere with cheap money and artificial stimulation. Nobody knows about it because it was so short because the Fed and the govt did not take an interventionary course unlike the Great Depression. Tom Woods has written about this a lot.
Thanks so much for posting! There's no school like the Austrian school! Tom Woods rules. It's amazing how perfectly the Austrian biz cycle theory explains the housing boom and bust.
anyone know where i can take a course on Austrian economics?
r29 1 week ago
@r29 I would start at the mises academy
DavidRyanBlair 1 week ago
@DavidRyanBlair Do they accept part time students?
r29 6 days ago
@r29 As far as I know there are no restrictions on how much or little you can take. You can see there course catalog here academy. mises. org/courses/
Just register for the one or two classes you are interested. I believe the classes are generally between 6 and 8 weeks in length. Good luck.
DavidRyanBlair 6 days ago
I love Tom's passion. I am a "dumb" learner...i can't tolerate a monotone babbler. Tom is exciting. And explains things beautifully.
MustangManiac1115 2 months ago 2
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tadaa11 3 months ago
"He's having a great old time" (simulate drunk man laying bricks)
deadballo 3 months ago 15
O% is too damn high!
xorezx1 4 months ago 8
In case any later viewers wonder what he was referring to at the end when he mentions 1920, there was a very severe depression that lasted from 1920-21, but was so short because the Fed and the US govt did not interfere with cheap money and artificial stimulation. Nobody knows about it because it was so short because the Fed and the govt did not take an interventionary course unlike the Great Depression. Tom Woods has written about this a lot.
SirTenenbaum 7 months ago 11
Thanks so much for posting! There's no school like the Austrian school! Tom Woods rules. It's amazing how perfectly the Austrian biz cycle theory explains the housing boom and bust.
SirTenenbaum 7 months ago 2
This is a great find: he did a great quick discussion of the theory. Good find.
evangrogers 7 months ago
@evangrogers
Thanks, Woods did a great job here. I enjoy listening to his lectures. I wish I could give speeches like that!
DavidRyanBlair 7 months ago in playlist Economics