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Craig Whitfield's avatar

Bill, Thanks for the shout out to Mises' Human Action. After first reading Human Action as young man, I immediately thought to myself, "why the hell is this not required reading in all business schools." After I got a little older and more seasoned, I realized why. After reading Human Action you'll come to the conclusion that central planning is a complete fools errand. Make no mistake about it, the United States practices central planning and the Federal Reserve is its hammer. Keynesian economics promotes central planning and government largess while the Austrian School of economics promotes a laissez-faire economy and small government. All the prominent business schools in the U.S. teach only Keynesian economics. This is beginning to change thanks in large part to the Mises Institute. Human Action is a tough read, but the knowledge and wisdom you'll receive from this giant of an economist, historian, logician, and sociologist will definitely make the struggle worthwhile. I've shared this book with family, friends, business associates, and employees throughout the years. It never gets old witnessing their light bulb moment!

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Egypt Solomon's avatar

LMFAO!

That was awesome, love it! Mr. Bonner’s articles are pure genius!

Watch Powell shift reverse, the Fed lowers the Federal Tax Rate, and the plane crashes tail first.😂

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