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26. “Full Employment” As The Goal
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
Appendix A: The 1919 Prophecies
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
Introduction to Economics: Part 4
Costs are always ex ante. There are no such things as social costs or social benefits. Costs are determined by how much entrepreneurs think consumers will pay. Costs are not determined by supply and demand. Nobody waits for costs to raise prices
2. Postulates of Keynesian Economics
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
Private Defense
12. “The Marginal Efficiency Of Capital”
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
5. “Labor Units” and “Wage Units”
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
Introduction to Chaos Theory: Two Essays on Market Anarchy
3. Immigration
The Spanish and Portuguese were not very effective about colonizing the New World, despite finding gold and silver and claiming land. The London Company arrived about 1611 with indentured servants. Life expectancy was as young as twenty-one, although food supplies were better in the New World. Land was cheap and available to most immigrants.
10. “The Propensity To Consume”: II
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
20. Employment, Money, And Prices
From The Failure of the “New Economics”. Narrated by Josiah Schmidt.
1. Why Should We Study History, In the First Place?
The study of U.S. history seen through the lens of economic theory teaches us lessons like: (1) Why did America do so well economically?, (2) Why do we have the problems of war, terrorism, and immigration?, (3) What results from the growth of government?, ...