Austrian economics

Active Discussions

Jelenino commented on “Anarcho-capitalism/minarchism” (10)   11 days ago

panzerny commented on “Gospodarka nazizmu” (52)   November 2009

krzychunPL commented on “Obama's Magic Bubble Deflator” May 2009

MuuhdistMonk commented on “New Ron Paul House Resolution” February 2009

mahapharata commented on “Stop the EU Treaty!” (1)   June 2008

• LastCause wrote:
  Tuesday afternoon

  Znam wielu zwolenników austriackiej szkoły ekonomii, są miłymi ludźmi. Przychodzą do mnie jak do profesora. Bardzo mi ich szkoda i próbuję skierować ich na dobrą drogę. Liczę na ich ocalenie. Rozmawiamy, mówią, że mają problemy z ekonometrią i statystyką, są nieśmiali, chcieliby estymować, kalibrować, symulować i aproksymować. Przecież człowiek potrzebuje ekonomii matematycznej. W niektórych przypadkach mi się udało.

  View Profile | Leave LastCause a shout

• MagnolianCacao wrote:
  Sunday afternoon

  what the shit?

  View Profile | Leave MagnolianCacao a shout

• Pieniadzo wrote:
  16 days ago

  nigga please.next neomercantilist.

  View Profile | Leave Pieniadzo a shout

• panzerny wrote:
  November 2009

  please add Peter Schiff to connections, he's one of the most popular austrian-economists nowadays. He was the economic advisor of Ron Paul and is probably running for Senate next year . He was one of the very few economists there to actually warn about what was coming, and he did so 2-3 years before Lehman Brothers went broke, despite all the pseudo-experts laughing at him on tv.

  View Profile | Leave panzerny a shout

• panzerny wrote:
  November 2009

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIDSpIIbAnk google all the companies these morons picked and advised people to buy their shares. The only company that not only hasn't lost 1/3 or 2/3 of it's shares value but actually GAINED 1/3 was the one chosen by... Peter Schiff. These idiots call themselves 'economists'? LOL . That's why recession is good. Retards go broke or are fired and find a job in Mcdonalds or Starbucks, while real experts remain there to manage people's money...any more questions if the austria economics is right?

  View Profile | Leave panzerny a shout

• panzerny wrote:
  November 2009

  you lazy fat capitalistic pigs, why don't you engage more in the discussions on our forum? : (

  View Profile | Leave panzerny a shout

• Pieniadzo wrote:
  November 2009

  I consider any empirical analysis in economics(econometrics, experimental economy-this shit is fucked up beyond any recognition) as fairy-tales, i.e. (neo- new- post-)Keynsianism, monetarism etc.

  View Profile | Leave Pieniadzo a shout

• panzerny wrote:
  November 2009

  i just discovered Keynes was gay, is it the final proof he was wrong? : D

  View Profile | Leave panzerny a shout

• blackless wrote:
  November 2009

  panzerny , fortunately I've read you post.But you still can't catch my idea.Probably my explanations weren't clear enough.It's too difficult to explain.Maybe a bit later.I am too busy now.

  View Profile | Leave blackless a shout

• Aryo wrote:
  November 2009

  blackless, I suggest you read Ludwig von Mises "The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science" before you ever again try to impress random people with completely baseless assumptions regarding economic thought.

  View Profile | Leave Aryo a shout

• Pieniadzo wrote:
  October 2009

  Still no one answered my question.

  View Profile | Leave Pieniadzo a shout

• blackless wrote:
  October 2009

  You didn't catch my idea.In the term "modern economics" I included ALL currently active economic schools.But tell me please, what schools are/were cosidered to be fairy-tales? I really want to know.

  View Profile | Leave blackless a shout

• blackless wrote:
  October 2009

  panzerny,I don't agree with you.It seems you have never learned the history of economic thought.Because if you learned you would realise that these so called "fairy tales" are in fact not fairy tales at all because they contributed to the development of modern economics and touched upon the whole set of problems which are now solved by "real" economic schools.There are several schools nowdays and no school is superior to the others.

  View Profile | Leave blackless a shout

• seriouslyjoking wrote:
  October 2009

  check out yaliberty.org.

  View Profile | Leave seriouslyjoking a shout

• blackless wrote:
  October 2009

  There are no economic schools that can be described as the best or the worst.Every type has its own benefits .

  View Profile | Leave blackless a shout

• Aryo wrote:
  October 2009

  how teh forest can b private? you mean trees or the space between them? LOL

  View Profile | Leave Aryo a shout

• Pieniadzo wrote:
  September 2009

  How teh river can b private? You mean water or the space between the banks?

  View Profile | Leave Pieniadzo a shout

• BezeEn wrote:
  July 2009

  http://www.lastfm.pl/group/Capitalism

  View Profile | Leave BezeEn a shout

• Aryo wrote:
  April 2009

  Young Americans for Liberty seems to be a great counter against the rise of Obamajugend.

  View Profile | Leave Aryo a shout

• aznsupragrl182 wrote:
  April 2009

  Economics turns us on in a big, capitalist way. Check us out, leave a shout!

  View Profile | Leave aznsupragrl182 a shout