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  1. In Topic: What are you reading?

    Posted 4 Jan 2010

    That is my own conclusion.

  2. In Topic: What are you reading?

    Posted 2 Jan 2010

    I finished the above listed book. Here is my quasi-book review: Light in a Sea of Darkness. Now I am moving on to Prices and Production, by F.A. Hayek.

  3. In Topic: Ending the European Central Bank (ECB)

    Posted 2 Jan 2010

    Thanks for the link! I am definitely spreading the word around. It will be nice when that site is fully developed.

  4. In Topic: Happy New Year

    Posted 2 Jan 2010

    View PostNick de Cusa, on 01 January 2010 - 04:15 AM, said:

    Best wishes of health and prosperity to you and your loved ones.

    How much work we have to do to forward the cause of liberalism / small government / libertarianism is obvious for all to see. May we have the needed courage and strength.


    Unfortunately, we have a long road ahead of us... especially Europeans. While in the United States the future cause for liberalism can even seem bright, in Europe I feel that collectivization will occur beyond what will occur in the United States, and the liberal reaction will only come later.

  5. In Topic: The Dangerous “Lessons” of 1937

    Posted 26 Dec 2009

    View PostNick de Cusa, on 26 December 2009 - 03:06 AM, said:

    Very interesting indeed. To help me understand : what is the definition of uncontrolled reserves?


    Uncontrolled reserves are withdrawals or additions to bank reserves which are uncontrolled by the central bank, such as demand for money (mainly). What it usually means within the context of the Great Depression is that people were withdrawing their money faster than the Federal Reserve could replace it by just creating more money.

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June 9, 1987
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Madrid, España
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Political science, economics and military history

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