What would America look like it we return to the gold standard? Would we return to the stone age, would innovation end as Wall Street bankers and government’s paid economists claim? It's easy to talk about the catastrophes unleashed on humanity by paper money. The permanent inflation,
How to protect against a total loss of your bulk meat purchase “What happens if my freezer breaks or the power goes out?” This is a very common question that comes up in conversations about buying beef in bulk, and is absolutely a consideration that needs to be taken into
With the appropriations fight in Washington in overdrive, and a barely avoided government shutdown behind it—for now—Congress should be paying attention to the latest economic data now more than ever. Recent revisions show things are actually worse than previously estimated. In fact, both the American consumer and the
"Rolling Recession" about to get a lot bigger
Why on God's green Earth would anyone lend this entity money?
What would America look like it we return to the gold standard? Would we return to the stone age, would innovation end as Wall Street bankers and government’s paid economists claim? It's easy to talk about the catastrophes unleashed on humanity by paper money. The permanent inflation,
How to protect against a total loss of your bulk meat purchase “What happens if my freezer breaks or the power goes out?” This is a very common question that comes up in conversations about buying beef in bulk, and is absolutely a consideration that needs to be taken into
With the appropriations fight in Washington in overdrive, and a barely avoided government shutdown behind it—for now—Congress should be paying attention to the latest economic data now more than ever. Recent revisions show things are actually worse than previously estimated. In fact, both the American consumer and the
"Rolling Recession" about to get a lot bigger
Why on God's green Earth would anyone lend this entity money?
People aren't confident in the US economy at the moment and are actively offloading US debt as a result.
Given the current global economic backdrop of soaring debt levels, excessive deficit spending, emergent inflationary pressures, and financial uncertainty, the principles of Austrian economics appear strikingly relevant.
What we are witnessing now is a scenario so perplexing that it is completely borking the "irrational longer than you can stay solvent" trades.
Do we need inflation? Should we be thanking the Fed for everything they steal? One of the biggest barriers people have to replacing paper money with gold or Bitcoin is the idea that inflation is necessary. Central banks, and the academic economists they pay, have been very successful at convincing
This is an alarming trend that, if it is real, signals tough times ahead.
The 19th-century gold rush serves as a compelling analogy for bitcoin's supply-demand dynamics and its ultimate use as a medium of exchange.
