*No 1: Don't Only Hope On Government For Income,* *No 2: As An Individual Look For Different Self Income Not Only Waiting on Monthly Wages,* *No 3: Always Save The Little You Can And Think Of What To Do With It When It Become Good For Capital.* *It's 100% Good To Have Different Ways To Gain Income* *Because Government have failed us so therefore let's try and survive*
Yes ! For real It is very important to have different streams of income and a diversified portfolio as for me I have already invested in crypto which is very profitable and easy to gain
Joe Salerno’s “A Reformulation of Austrian Business Cycle Theory” adapts the theory to interest on excess reserves. I think it’s in the QJAE. Strongly recommend, good paper.
This interview would have been better as a book review, rather than interview of two people who agree about a book who aren't neccessarily going to dig into details.
*No 1: Don't Only Hope On Government For Income,*
*No 2: As An Individual Look For Different Self Income Not Only Waiting on Monthly Wages,*
*No 3: Always Save The Little You Can And Think Of What To Do With It When It Become Good For Capital.*
*It's 100% Good To Have Different Ways To Gain Income*
*Because Government have failed us so therefore let's try and survive*
Yes ! For real It is very important to have different streams of income and a diversified portfolio as for me I have already invested in crypto which is very profitable and easy to gain
Exactly I'm also happy to start investing too than to have my money sleeping in bank
Stocks are good but we have to make the right plans
Yes Stocks are good but they are alot of businesses more convenient than stocks
That’s the fact well I only invested in stocks and will love to know a better investment too
Less Marx, more Mises!
The definitive book on the Great Depression. That's next on my austro-libertarian reading list after Man Economy & State.
How's your reading going?
This is one of my favorite Rothbard works. A must read for anyone remotely interested in the subject!
Joe Salerno’s “A Reformulation of Austrian Business Cycle Theory” adapts the theory to interest on excess reserves. I think it’s in the QJAE. Strongly recommend, good paper.
This interview would have been better as a book review, rather than interview of two people who agree about a book who aren't neccessarily going to dig into details.
Super!
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