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Mr. Schiff is an extremely intelligent man, and I like him. Unfortunately, he has an agenda that he promotes. As long as we keep that in perspective it is fun to see him point to the reality of the economic collapse. His points are valid.
Mr. Schiff is an extremely intelligent man, and I like him. Unfortunately, he has an agenda that he promotes. As long as we keep that in perspective it is fun to see him point to the reality of the economic collapse. His points are valid.
What is that agenda?
Mr. Schiff is an extremely intelligent man, and I like him. Unfortunately, he has an agenda that he promotes. As long as we keep that in perspective it is fun to see him point to the reality of the economic collapse. His points are valid.
What is that agenda?
Mr Schiff is a candidate for elective office (Senator from Connecticut). He is also the president of Euro Pacific Capital, and a strong advocate for the Austrial School of Economics. He, a libertarian, was also the economics adviser for that lunatic, Ron Paul.
Its a spiffing example of how media airplay can distort the reality. Austrian economics is not in a position to make any valid analysis into the economy. It has been too skewed by utopians, ensuring that basic requirements such as a coherent theory of the firm haven't been forthcoming. The prediction of economic instability has also been the standard result amongst a variety of heterodox economists. Neo-liberalism ensures macroeconomic instabilities. Indeed, financial sector profit is reliant on creating those instabilitiesYes, the Austrian school that predicted our current recession, with Peter Schiff at the forefront of doing so.
Its a spiffing example of how media airplay can distort the reality. Austrian economics is not in a position to make any valid analysis into the economy. It has been too skewed by utopians, ensuring that basic requirements such as a coherent theory of the firm haven't been forthcoming. The prediction of economic instability has also been the standard result amongst a variety of heterodox economists. Neo-liberalism ensures macroeconomic instabilities. Indeed, financial sector profit is reliant on creating those instabilitiesYes, the Austrian school that predicted our current recession, with Peter Schiff at the forefront of doing so.
Reality does have a habit of hammering on the door of one's perceptionsIts a spiffing example of how media airplay can distort the reality. Austrian economics is not in a position to make any valid analysis into the economy. It has been too skewed by utopians, ensuring that basic requirements such as a coherent theory of the firm haven't been forthcoming. The prediction of economic instability has also been the standard result amongst a variety of heterodox economists. Neo-liberalism ensures macroeconomic instabilities. Indeed, financial sector profit is reliant on creating those instabilitiesYes, the Austrian school that predicted our current recession, with Peter Schiff at the forefront of doing so.
I believe I've heard this one before.
Its a spiffing example of how media airplay can distort the reality. Austrian economics is not in a position to make any valid analysis into the economy. It has been too skewed by utopians, ensuring that basic requirements such as a coherent theory of the firm haven't been forthcoming. The prediction of economic instability has also been the standard result amongst a variety of heterodox economists. Neo-liberalism ensures macroeconomic instabilities. Indeed, financial sector profit is reliant on creating those instabilities