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@alexwsalter Jaycob Bradley J. Birzer @KevinGutzman Tho Bishop Patrick Newman Better to read the primary sources. I love Garet Garrett's writing style. Look for The Revolution Was, or better The People's Pottage (which includes The Revolution Was)

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William J. Luther please point your friends to @alexwsalter and Daniel J. Smith (and me) … we have an explanation for this mess in Money and the Rule of Law (Cambridge, 2021).

@WilliamJLuther please point your friends to @alexwsalter and @smithdanj1 (and me) … we have an explanation for this mess in Money and the Rule of Law (Cambridge, 2021).
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@alexwsalter If you want an “answer to raging inflation” you must first determine its cause. The explanation is mostly around supply chain disruption.

If you’re asserting inflation is caused by too many $$ in the economy then unemployment would have to be 0%, which is not the case.

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Can we trust the Federal Reserve to do the right thing, or is it just another political actor? | By Bryan Cutsinger ow.ly/7kOj50H4hVy

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Jason Furman Brian Albrecht @alexwsalter How do you reconcile this with ever increasing profit margins by S&P 500 companies? If size becomes a fixed cost advantage, at some point, new entrants become significantly harder, especially if big companies can simply acquire would-be competitors?

axios.com/profit-margins…

@jasonfurman @BrianCAlbrecht @alexwsalter How do you reconcile this with ever increasing profit margins by S&P 500 companies? If size becomes a fixed cost advantage, at some point, new entrants become significantly harder, especially if big companies can simply acquire would-be competitors?

axios.com/profit-margins…
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The systemic moral hazard. Politics makes us lazy and worse humans. A great discussion by Caleb O. Brown, @alexwsalter and @ARossP open.spotify.com/episode/365CGB…

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Michael J. Hicks @alexwsalter Ooo! Nice strawman! In fact I think that it counts as a definite scarecrow. Have fun burning it!

has more than one method for controlling inflation, both on the supply side and the demand side. And its first line of defence is the , not 'RAISE HOUSEHOLD TAXES'.

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Rohan Grey @hayek0101 @alexwsalter Most fundamentally, its ‘complete faith in the decisive power of violence’ instead of rational argument to gain ultimate victory.”

This argument is tiresome and disingenuous Rohan. Stop acting like a teenage Marxist and talk real economics.

cdn.mises.org/12_1_1_0.pdf

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The co-authors I’ve been fortunate to work are unbelievable— Vincent (Economic History) Geloso, @alexwsalter, Greg Caskey, Ilia Murtazashvili, thank you.

And of course, I could not have done this without the support and help of Fallon Chiasson, MLIS. You are the best.

Geaux Ragin’ Cajuns!

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