Business Cycle Theory (by Jörg Guido Hülsmann) - Introduction to Austrian Economics, 7of11

Find the whole series here: http://vforvoluntary.com/austrian-eco...

Recorded September 2005, Klampenborg - Denmark.

Courtesy of Copenhagen Institute and Liberator.
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Download podcasts of this lecture series:
1 to 6 -- http://www.mediafire.com/?5r261ir33f1...
7 to 11 -- http://www.mediafire.com/?jf51brw5qqw...

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[Patrik Korda]

59:05 - 59:30 Hülsmann calls the Housing Bubble, he also elaborates on it during the questions.

[NicosMind]

eah its a scary world. Truth is stanger than fiction.

But we do have hope. Austrian economics is spreading, people like Ron Paul are becoming far more popular, and we have kick ass groups like UKIP and the European for Freedom and Democracy group.

The internet is an enabler of knowledge. Spread it wide, and spread it far.

Vote Ron Paul,

Vote Peter Schiff

Vote UKIP

[David Murphy]

can someone explain why they all expand to 300, is it because that is the original quantity of notes issues by all three banks?

[lovelplants]

wow, lol. this introduction of economics explains more in theories.

[dvida001]

he killed it... plain and simple.

[Tom B]

I don't know about you, but I am writing in Ron Paul for president iand Peter Schiff for vice in 2012.

[NicosMind]

Although we do have people from all over the political spectrum the vast majority of them are libertarian and hold Libertarian views. In our new leadership campaign we even have people running who want to underline and highlight our libertarian views and lead the party with that. Though i doubt theyll win with Nigel Farage running for it too. Farage is a libertarian though blaming the housining booms in Spain, Ireland etc on low interest rates, plus the rest of his views ?v=STZGH9fInek

[Arjozof]

UKIP is proposing protectivist measures to "protect British jobs". I hope it is only a figure of speech to gather votes from troglodytes.

[AngeloNoel]

hehe! me too... he's always saying something funny or just cool to break up the seriousness of his lectures. he seems be a very good professor and his book about Mises life and work it's very well written!