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do we get free cheezeburger in socielism?
Best one imo pg 2 Here
My head hurts after reading that.
This man has a following, why?
Mises was a radical empiricist!!
Those people obviously never read Mises.
They characterization is nothing but slander.
Reminds me, I met two Larouche followers in Berlin about two years ago who were handing out pamphlets. Not knowing what exactly they were promoting, I walked up and recommended looking into Ron Paul. They promised to research him.I guess I'm part of the Austrian conspiracy to confuse truth seekers now.
Fortunately the most crackpot conspiracy theorists mention 'Austrians' very rarely because in contrary to chicagoans such as Friedman, 'austrians' are very unaffiliated with the power structure.One other rare case when Mises and Hayek have been tried to be linked to the general "conspiracy theory" is a book 'The World Order' written by a legendary anti-FED antisemite Eustace Mullins. One pro-Ron Paul monetary crank actually linked to this book and claimed that it shows how horrible the 'austrians' are. But just read these parts and you'll recognize how horrible the alleged 'research' about the Austrian school in this book actually is.
"Milton Friedman became the protege of Arthur Burns at Rutgers and Columbia. Their economic principles stemmed from the "Viennese School" founded by Karl Menger and Eugen von Bauwerk... Von Mises' pupils, Arthur Burns and Milton Friedman...[Friedman] and his consort, Murray Rothbard, dominate a closely interlocked network of "hard money" "conservative" groups... Milton Friedman and his protege Murray Rothbard...The National Review is considered the most influential CIA publication. It consistently puffs Jean Kirkpatrick, Milton Friedman, and other cognoscenti of the intelligence community and the Viennese School of Economics."After these easily noticeable errors only one thought can come into your mind: "does this Eustace Mullins no one thing about the subject he is writing about?"To Mullins' defence I might add that his book on the Federal Reserve contains at least some valuable original research.
Thank you Aragon.
You mention this attempt to try to link the Viennese School with the National Review. That statement is rather amazing given the numerous conflicts that existed between Rothbard and the National Review.
In his article, National Review Isn't Right, Daniel McCarthy documents the gigantic difference between libertarianism in the Rothbardian-Misesian tradition and what the National Review does. They are not the same.
Was there ever a time when National Review was conservative? Certainly conservatives were once published in its pages, especially in the early years when National Review was seeking to establish itself as the voice of the American Right and American conservatives were in desperate need of a journal. But once National Review had counterfeited its credentials it soon began to purge anyone on the Right who disagreed with its line, from the John Birch Society to Murray Rothbard, and later Joseph Sobran.
From the beginning, however, National Review was chiefly concerned with foreign policy, and espoused a militarism thoroughly unlike anything that had previously existed on the American Right. Over time the magazine's positions on other issues have changed, but where war and the warfare State were concerned it remained constant. It has tolerated dissent from its line elsewhere, but when it comes to war National Review likes to excommunicate the perceived heretics; that's what it did with Murray Rothbard during Vietnam, and it's what the magazine is trying to do now to anti-war conservatives.
Rothbard certainly was not a fan of imperialist wars. Neither was Mises. The constant theme in their writing was that war destroys the division of labor and makes everybody poorer. So it is really a wild accusation to try to link them to imperialists.
From memory, I believe it was Hans-Hermann Hoppe who wrote somewhere that the Chicago school was actually a leftist-radical school of economics at least in its earlier days. Garrison in his book Time and Money makes a big distinction between labor-based macroeconomics, capital-based macroeconomics (Hayekian model with the triangles), and the monetarist models. So they are not the same and shouldn't be lumped together like this.
Rothbard himself points out a number of differences between his position and that of Friedman. The link is:
Rothbard writes:
Extreme trust-busting, egalitarianism, and Keynesianism: the Chicago School contained within itself much of the New Deal program, and, hence, its status within the economics profession of the early 1930s as a leftish fringe. And while Friedman has modified and softened Simons's hard-nosed stance, he is still, in essence, Simons redivivus; he only appears to be a free-marketeer because the remainder of the profession has shifted radically leftward and stateward in the meanwhile.
And, in some ways, Friedman has added unfortunate statist elements that were not even present in the older Chicago School.
Rothbard also mentions something else...the monetary theories of the Chicago School are certainly not Misesian. There is no logical reason to try to associate the Austrian school with the Chicago school.
In keeping with this outlook, Irving Fisher wrote a famous article in 1923, "The Business Cycle Largely a 'Dance of the Dollar' " – recently cited favorably by Friedman – which set the model for the Chicagoite "purely monetary" theory of the business cycle. In this simplistic view, the business cycle is supposed to be merely a "dance," in other words, an essentially random and causally unconnected series of ups and downs in the "price level." The business cycle, in short, is random and needless variations in the aggregate level of prices. Therefore, since the free market gives rise to this random "dance," the cure for the business cycle is for the government to take measures to stabilize the price level, to keep that level constant. This became the aim of the Chicago School of the 1930s, and remains Milton Friedman's goal as well.
The red flag here is that Rothbard mentions Irving Fisher. If you look up Irving Fisher in Glossary to Human Action, you find that he appears in the section on the "equation of exchange." And the first criticism mentioned is that the "equation of exchange" is a "holistic" concept. No Austrian will advance a case for "holistic" concepts. In this example the "price level" is the "holistic" concept. And Rothbard himself attacks this idea of "price stabilization" in his book America's Great Depression. It is in chapter 6 called: "Theory and Inflation: Economists and the Lure of a Stable Price Level."
I like how the article by Meza tries to link Mises to the SS... he fled from the damn Nazis because he was Jewish! In the very next breath, he attempts to connect him to the Rothschilds which leaves me wondering how it's relevant. And wouldn't a school that gets support from anti-semites be loathe to get support from Jews and vice-versa??
Clayton -

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Questionable Issue: Currency of the Holocaust
Now Available For Loan
A rare glimpse of an uneven exchange
In World War II concentration camps, prisoners were forced to trade their currency for worthless paper. There was nothing to buy inside the camps, and the scrip had no value on the outside. A special exhibit, Questionable Issue: Currency of the Holocaust, displays 74 facsimiles of rare scrip from 11 Nazi-imposed camps and ghettos.
This exhibit is a visual reminder that the past will not be erased and a moving tribute to all whose voices were silenced.
This exhibit is presented courtesy of Holocaust Museum Houston, which is dedicated to educating people about the Holocaust, remembering the 6 million Jews and other innocent victims and honoring the survivors' legacy. Using the lessons of the Holocaust and other genocides, the Museum teaches the dangers of hatred, prejudice and apathy.
This exhibit is presented with the support of the Maltz Museum of Jewish Heritage.


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As the United States inches closer toward the "fiscal cliff," Iowa farmer Brian Van Meetern is hurriedly selling his grain before year's end and buying a new $50,000 sprayer for his farm.
Van Meetern, who works at an accounting firm during the winter, might have to pay a higher income tax and get a lower deduction in depreciation for farm equipment in 2013 if there is no deal in the budget battle before the new year.
It's a strategy that is being mimicked across the nation's heartland where farmers and ranchers are plowing back profits into their operations in the face of less favorable tax policies that may take effect next year due to the stalemate over the budget talks in Washington.
Some farmers are buying new drainage tubes for their fields and digging new wells for irrigation systems. Others are moving up their plans to buy seed and other inputs like fertilizer.
Unless the U.S. Congress acts, an estimated $600 billion in tax hikes and federal spending cuts will begin to take effect in January, with a potentially devastating impact on the economy.
Problematic too is that the country's agricultural policies and economic safety nets have remained in limbo since the last U.S. Farm Bill expired in September.
Driven by such fears, Van Meetern, who works for accounting firm Cain Ellsworth to help other farmers with their taxes, has been advising growers to accelerate grain sales because of the economic uncertainty.
"We know the tax rates aren't going to get any less," Van Meetern said. "If we would go back to the old tax-rate brackets, we're all going to have to pay more tax next year."
Though the autumn grain harvest is now safely tucked into bins and barns, concerns are mounting that the government's price supports and other farm policy tools will automatically revert to antiquated rules dating back to 1949 if a new farm bill is not passed by the end of the year.
The uncertain future, coming at the end of what has been a difficult growing season after the worst drought in half a century, has left some farmers torn over how to minimize tax bills.
Soaring land prices, along with the prospect of higher taxes next year, have prompted some farmers to sell off their land and get out of the business altogether. The drought drove feed prices sky high, forcing pork producers and cattle ranchers to drain their savings or send record numbers of animals to slaughter.
U.S. soybean prices this week saw their biggest weekly drop in three months. Corn hit a near six-month low.
"It's got me trying to figure out what to do with my soybeans," said David Miller, a grain farmer in Iowa and director of research at the state's Farm Bureau. "Do I sell now, much earlier than I expected to? Or do I hang on to them and hope for the best?"
Other farmers are refusing to wait, particularly on equipment purchases. There are, they say, some favorable deductions available this year.
Farmers can deduct up to $139,000 for equipment purchases in 2012, but the limit is slated to drop to $25,000 next year unless Congress crafts new rules, said Paul Neiffer, a certified public accountant who does financial planning for farmers.
"People are OK with planning," he said. "They just want to know what the rules are, and right now we just have no idea what the rules are."
Neiffer said he has increasingly been advising his clients to sign flexible deals when they sell grain to elevators in case Congress does not reach an agreement.


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Turner, who is seeking to become Ohio's secretary of state, said she is proud to be a Democrat and reminded those in attendance that elected officials such as herself "are there to serve the people."
Turner also supported the PDA in its efforts concerning the Equal Rights Amendment, calling it "a beautiful thing" and noting that the best way people can get their voices heard is when they go to the polls.
"We are all equal when we go to vote," Turner said.
Women, she said, "make a difference in the state of humanity." However, there have been challenges to overcome.
"Women have been relegated to second-class citizens," Turner said.
Tammy Simkins, co-founder of ERA Action, told attendees that people must be united and that her grassroots organization is seeking to "bring attention to the fact that women are not equal in 2014."
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Three more states are needed to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment, Simkins said, adding that her group's work still continues.
"It's been all action, action, action," she said. "Keep in mind, we need everyone's help."
Andrea Miller, interim national director of the national PDA, said economic disparities are evident in women when compared with men, pointing out that Caucasian women make 77 cents for every $1 a man makes. Meanwhile, African-American women make 65 cents to a man's $1, while Hispanic women make 55 cents to a man's $1, she said.
Scott Wharton, a candidate running for Congress in Ohio's 15th Congressional District, said he thinks the time is needed for ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, something he noted is "well-overdue." He added that, if he is elected, he intends to support the measure.
Jean Kerney, a former Chillicothe City Council member, also was recognized with an award from the PDA for her efforts. She was the first African-American elected official in the city.
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There are no small parts, only small actors, or so the old show-biz saying goes. Now there are big stars — Matt Damon and Brad Pitt — playing two of the smallest parts ever. In a far cry from "Ocean's Eleven" (and 12 and 13) they're lending their voices to a pair of krill, small shrimp-like creatures that form the base of the Antarctic food web.
Pitt and Damon play Will and Bill, the krill, in "Happy Feet Two," the sequel to the 2006 dancing-penguins animated feature. Both films have conservation themes. The latest movie opens in mid-November.
These Hollywood names might help shine a spotlight on krill at a time when the species is under pressure, according to the Pew Environment Group. An international meeting under way now in Hobart, Tasmania, is expected to consider more protection for these tiny animals, which penguins, seals and whales depend on to survive.
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