“A Revival of Austrian Economics”

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06/25/2007 Mises Wire Manuel Lora

The WSJ blogs about a revival of Austrian economics in the context of a report by the Bank for International Settlements. The report suggests that central banking and credit manipulation are the cause of depressions and malinvestment.

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