Mises and the Austrian School (by Jörg Guido Hülsmann) - Introduction to Austrian Economics, 1of11

[Unknownpersonithink]

This is seriously starting to annoy me

[Unknownpersonithink]

His accent, I'm going to cry

[Unknownpersonithink]

His face is just a little too perfect

[lautzutao]

From the bottom of my heart, thank you for this.

[nicolaslevydotnet]

This man is genius

[Unknownpersonithink]

@nicolaslevydotnet His face is genius

[CytherLynx]

its so weird how these guys can be so right about this, and yet be such a minority.

i guess most people think with emotion first. but if only they knew we would all be better off under some kind of Austrian economic arrangement within society.

i guess it takes an appreciation of liberty and will power to not give in to instincts that are more adapted for nomadic tribes, rather than a civil society

[redarrowhead2]

lol "this is true scarcity"

[redarrowhead2]

How the hell does he remember these dates?

[Nintendomanwill]

The Boehm-Bawerk book whose title Huelsmann translates as 'Power Or Economic Law' is in English actually called *'Control Or Economic Law,'* just so you know for what to look on the internet or if searching a bookstore, or indeed on the Mises Literature PDF bank, where you can probably read it.

[samm1809]

i've noticed this about hayek. he was concidered an economist, but everything he has to say seems to be ideology, philosophy or anthropology. it's good to have someone set that straight.

[Gasolinealley00]

Good presentation. Tough audience.

[charronfamilyconnect]

TheByronDaleChannel | February 13, 2009

Byron Dale is asked how The Ludwig von Mises Institute is advocating a gold standard, and can we or can't we go to a gold standard. Mr. Dale lays down the hard facts.

Please check out ByronDalechannel Gold standard video called: Gold standard debunked - Interview with Byron Dale. I would invite opinions on this from intelligent people.

[axltyler]

What is the position the Austrian School of Economics has on the concept of the corporation as created by the 14th Amendment?

[Nielsio]

@axltyler The people acting in the corporation enjoy a socialized form of insurance. The economic effect of this is extra risk-taking and so capital destruction. This risk-taking also has a crowding out effect because there is only so much available capital at any time.

[axltyler]

@Nielsio That's how I've felt, that medical insurance is a form of privatized welfare.

[KingLeon1daz]

@axltyler Google "Roderick Long - Corporations versus the Market"

It's from Cato-Unbound's site. I usually refer people to that article. I can't post the link here but it should be the first result. Take care.

[leafwatch]

thanks for opening the history and theories of Austrian economics to new students, in this video overview.

[Anarchistim]

He's laying down bombs and no one is laughing, humorless Danes.

[Gasolinealley00]

@Anarchistim Haha it makes it even more funny.

[kjorg27]

@Anarchistim Especially the gun shop anecdote.

[sleeknerve]

@Anarchistim

First time I've heard danish hating on the internet. They Design Household tools so well though!

[selfrealizedexile]

Nice job compiling a probably (haven't finished viewing them all yet) comprehensive guide to Austrian econ, Nielsio; most of us get exposure to bits and pieces and aren't very complete until we finally read several books by Rothbard, Mises, and Hayek. This should strengthen the school's ranks no doubt.