According to the economists of the Austrian School, artificial credit expansion is the primary factor behind the business cycle. Critics have tried to poke holes in the theory, but David Howden shows those holes are just an illusion. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVR79OJgGvA&feature=youtu.be
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Century of Enslavement: The History of The Federal Reserve
What is the Federal Reserve system? How did it come into existence? Is it part of the federal government? How does it create money? Why is the public kept in the dark about these important matters? In this feature-length documentary
The Truth About Che Guevara
The real truth behind one of the most controversial, charismatic and popular rebels of the twentieth century.
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Detlev Schlichter: Economics and the a priori: In defense of Ludwig von Mises
TOn Tuesday 11th March, Detlev Schlichter gave a on “Economics and the a priori: In defense of Ludwig von Mises” to the Libertarian Alliance in London. We apologise for the light noise in the background. We had very noisy neighbours
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Marx Was Right: Five Ways Karl Marx Predicted 2014 - Rebutted!
Stefan Molyneux responds to the recent article “Marx Was Right: Five Surprising Ways Karl Marx Predicted 2014″ by Sean Mcelwee from Rolling Stone.
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“Intractable Injustice in the Compensation for Public Takings of Property
John Brätland, U.S. Department of the Interior: “Intractable Injustice in the Compensation for Public Takings of Property” Presented at the 2013 Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference session on Behavioral Economics in conjunction with the debut of Mises Canada’s Journal of Prices
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“Human Action Versus Behaviourialism” Amanda Achtman
Amanda Achtman, University of Calgary: “Human Action versus Behaviourialism: Can Praxeology and Experimental Economics be Reconciled? Presented at the 2013 Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference session on Behavioral Economics in conjunction with the debut of Mises Canada’s Journal of Prices &
Doug French - Austrian Economics: Radical Fringe to Mainstream
The opening night reception speech given by Doug French at the 2013 Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference.
Canadian Medicare as a Model for the United States | Ronald Hamowy
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This is What Winning Looks Like Part 1
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Iraq: A Decade of Hell
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John Mackey on Whole Foods and Capitalism
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The Myth of Scandinavian Socialism
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Redmond Weissenberger on the Ed and Ethan Show
Talking climate change. With a principled economic perspective, Ed and Ethan break free from the left/right paradigm to bring you a sensible and logical view on the stories from this past week. A new set of stories will be ready
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Nassim Taleb on Reason TV
A must see interview with Nassim Taleb Published on 20 Jan 2013 Nassim Nicholas Taleb is a former trader and hedge fund manager, a best-selling author, and a groundbreaking theorist on risk and resilience. Taleb drew wide attention after the 2007
Austrian A/V Club - Bob Murphy on QE3 and Canadian Fiscal Sanity
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Alex Epstein Deconstructs Bill McKibben
How to Detect Pseudoscience: The Case of Bill McKibben and Catastrophic Global Warming Alex Epstein, Founder and President of the Center for Industrial Progress http://industrialprogress.net/ deconstructs Bill McKibbens recent article Global Warming’s Terrifying New Math Redmond is the director of the Ludwig von
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The Smart Grid and Smart Meter: Dangers to Your Freedom
Roger Toutant, Mises Canada Contributor is interviewed by Brian Lilley on his article “Smart Grid as the Slave Grid” Redmond is the director of the Ludwig von Mises Institute of Canada.
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