Introduction to the Causal-Realist Approach to Economics | Joseph T. Salerno
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Uploaded by misesmedia on Oct 4, 2007
Joseph T. Salerno introduces a ten-lecture seminar with Peter G. Klein, entitled "Fundamentals of Economic Analysis: A Causal-Realist Approach." The seminar is presented by two of the most productive microeconomists in the Austrian School today, and is available for purchase in a 10-DVD set (visit mises.org/store/).
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5 stars
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libertarians; liberal who understand economics
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I'm not a great fan of realism because of its Platonic element but I would defend its usefulness. Austrian economics has a great deal of predictive power.
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Great stuff
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You nailed it w/Bernays !!
I heartily recommend ALL Americans spend as much time learning our history and it's economics at mises dot org.
MP3's, (and videos), free for the downloading are always on in my car.
It truly is an "everything you know is wrong" epiphany folks - twilight zone zombie like in what America's thieving lying genocidal elites have actully done and are still doing to us that 99.9% of us have no clue even exists, thanks to complicit self interested educrats and media.
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Like peeling back the layers of an onion, indeed. Ron Paul 2008, before its too late..
4 years ago 4
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This only goes to show us that most modern history and modern economics sold to the unwashed masses by the secret ruling blood lines is pure Horse Hockey. See how deep the rabbit hole goes. You better do your home work, almost everything we think we know is a Big lie. Look into Edward Bernays
4 years ago 2
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What is the music in the beginning and end?
xenos82 4 years ago
Bach's Double Concerto, BWV 1043: Movement 1 (Vivace).
misesmedia 4 years ago
mises dot org/media.aspx?action=category&ID=99
Here are the lectures. :)
Elhan2005 4 years ago 7
The entire seminar is also available as a 10-DVD set at mises dot org/store/-P442C5.aspx
misesmedia 4 years ago