Ron Paul Discusses Austrian Vs. Keynesian Economics On Morning Joe 05/15/2009

Posted by Stephen Cline on January 14th, 2010

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10 Responses to “Ron Paul Discusses Austrian Vs. Keynesian Economics On Morning Joe 05/15/2009”

  1. WorshipInTruth

    Once again, Ron Paul is absolutely correct. The alleged dispute between Pelosi and the CIA is nothing but “theatre”.Pelosi that Jesuitess would never provide any real opposition to the Order’s CIA.

  2. I think The U.S is rather waking up now. You cant´t have a modern welfare state whith the higest deathrates among children, higher then Cuba. Hopefully being poor in the US one day be something else then labour slavery. Obama has taken a small step towards other modern states with the health reform, I really hope it passes. Don´t belive the conservative socialist.scapegoat-propaganda . Jon Rundgren

  3. pokermon919

    Ron Paul is one of the few true politicians trying to do good in our modern day society. Everyone thinks he’s a conspiracy nutjob. Those people are blinded and are no different than sheep. Use the web, and do a little digging. The stuff you’ll find will have you thinking about what kind of world we live in.

  4. We don’t only tax. We also “print” money, though technically we don’t really print money, rather just add a few zeros in a computer. I don’t understand how government spending could increase aggregate demand. Government can’t create any wealth. Period.

  5. canada

  6. 2000drpain86

    O MY GOD! she’s funny

  7. I think the misunderstanding w/ liberals is they think libertarians are cold hearted. Liberals just think we should give everything to everyone not realizing you have to steal it from others to do so. With true free markets there would be so much prosperity that everyone would have all there needs met & the goals of liberals would be met. It’s just we have to find a system that allows us to get there & socialism always fails.

  8. nuclearcollision

    I don’t think Austrian economics goes far enough, but it’s the best starting point. I also noticed that proponents of that school are generally not only extremely intelligent but good at heart. For the sake of our children, Keynesian economics needs to be exposed for the fraud it is.

  9. stayinthecourse2014

    @nuclearcollision Amazing, thank you.

  10. supermurder67

    @Psychosmurf547 Say you increase taxes as well. the TM = 1/1-10 = -9 So 5 x -9 = -45. 50 +(-45)= 5. Increasing taxes eliminates the multiplier.

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