Inflation via Printing Press - Howard Segermark

Howard Segermark explains the societal impact of inflation using his collection of Reichsmark notes from the Wiemar Republic in Germany.

Howard Segermark is President of Howard Segermark Associates, a government relations and association management firm. He is a Senior Economic Consultant to the American Family Business Institute and a Visiting Fellow in Monetary Policy at the Heritage Foundation.

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[gunguy54]

The scary part is they don't need to print money anymore. They just put fictious money in the computer and send the digits to the banks.

[davincij15]

The law of gravity has been repealed! It can't happen here!

[margoliesmedia]

@davincij15 lol g1

[pat52010]

@gunguy54 You got that right...It's just electronic impulses zapped to an electronic account. Where will it all end?? I fear it will end in economic collapse!! Only really strong leadership will get us out of this mess!!

[mariasman100]

@agfigueroaa, provide your references about Mises.

[kappenkid1]

@agfigueroaa I know what fascism is. Don't act like I'm an idiot.

Obama is probably a fascist or maybe a corporatist, not a communist. People on the whole get his bid wrong. He's taken the ills within the healthcare industry and stretched them to gargantuan proportions and sealed them, making them punishable by law.

Also, if a market is clouded by government intervention, like they are when the state is fascist, there is little to no freedom within the market. Your argument is self-defeating.

[agfigueroaa]

@kappenkid1 No at all. Mises was a supporter of Austrian clerical fascism back in the 1930s,

for the corporate state in the special Austrian form.

Fascism is the merge of state and coorporate power. The free markets are the highway used by the elites to achieve this goal.

Do ur research, check what the libertarians do not tell u about Mises.