Most economists agree that inflation of about 2% or 3% annually is a natural function of a growing economy. But people are worried government stimulus measures could spark much higher inflation. Senior Editor Paddy Hirsch explains.
marketplacevideosAn episode of Duck Tales dealing with the negative consequences of inflation. for more information visit www.mises.org
Chapter 10 (Inflation): Dr. Martenson establishes inflation as a monetary phenomenon, defined as the decrease of the value of money, caused by too much money around in relation to goods and services. From 1665 to 1776, 111 years, there was absolutely no inflation. From 1665 to 1905, 240 years, th...
The basics of what price inflation is and how the CPI-U is calculated
In this edition of the show, Max interviews Gregor MacDonald from gregor.us. He talks about the hot inflation and cold inflation and their difference in regards to people's purchasing power. Gregor MacDonald has spent this decade researching and investing in the energy sector. While his focus rem...
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asanginovwww.ntv.co.ke Kenyans will continue to enjoy relative drops in food prices when buying basic commodities like cooking gas and maize meal, among other household essentials. This follows a steady drop in the rate of inflation which was at its highest at 19.72 percent in November last year. However,...
Professor Friedman looks at the cause and effects of inflation. www.LibertyPen.com
libertypenHow an oil shock can slow the economy while causing inflation
khanacademythevictoryreport.org This episode of Duck Tales functions well as a primer for understanding the negative consequences of inflation. thevictoryreport.org For additional information and much much more visit: mises.org
thevictoryreport1The only way to make Europe competitive again is to let prices rise in the north and wages fall in the south, says Liaquat Ahamed. The Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Lords of Finance" believes this solution will be painful but also is inevitable for the monetary union. (May 8, 2012)
Dr. Steve Horwitz explains the cause and costs of inflation. Dr. Horwitz is the Charles A. Dana Professor of Economics at St. Lawrence University in Canton, NY. He is the author of two books, Microfoundations and Macroeconomics: An Austrian Perspective (Routledge, 2000) and Monetary Evolution, Fr...
feeseminarsThinking about whether inflation in the late 1960s is consistent with the AD-AS model
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