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Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999)

Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999) is a free lecture series (13 recordings, 7.8 hours) you can stream or download at freecapitalists.org, with 13 speakers.

Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999.

Money and BanksThe FedGlobal EconomyFinancial MarketsBooms and BustsU.S. Economy

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  1. 01

    Inflation, Deflation, and the Future 2008

    Frank Shostak · 30:50 · 7.1 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [30:49]

    Capital and Interest TheoryMoney and BankingMoney and Banks

    Read the transcript 4,996 words

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  2. 02

    How the Government Subsidizes Stocks 2008

    Jeff Scott · 41:37 · Q&A 16 min · 9.6 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [41:36]

    InterventionismFinancial Markets

    Read the transcript 5,069 words

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  3. 03

    The Rise and Fall of the Japanese Miracle 2008

    Jeffrey M. Herbener · 32:40 · 7.5 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [32:39]

    Philosophy and MethodologyBooms and BustsGlobal Economy

    Read the transcript 4,586 words

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  4. 04

    Regulatory Sneak Attacks and Stock Prices 2008

    Thomas J. DiLorenzo · 30:22 · 7.0 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [30:21]

    InterventionismFinancial Markets

    Read the transcript 4,809 words

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  5. 05

    America's Bubble Economy 2008

    James Grant · 27:07 · 6.2 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [27:06]

    Booms and BustsU.S. Economy

    Read the transcript 3,705 words

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  6. 06

    How the Fed Fools Some People Much of the Time 2008

    Roger W. Garrison · 29:15 · 6.7 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [29:14]

    InterventionismPhilosophy and MethodologyThe FedMoney and Banks

    Read the transcript 4,156 words

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  7. 07

    Profits in a Fiat-Currency World 2008

    Albert Friedberg · 46:10 · Q&A 22 min · 10.6 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [46:09]

    Austrian Economics OverviewMoney and BankingMoney and Banks

    Read the transcript 6,625 words

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  8. 08

    Government's Role in Banking Crises Around the World 2008

    James R. Barth · 43:58 · 10.1 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [43:57]

    InterventionismBooms and BustsMoney and Banks

    Read the transcript 7,210 words

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  9. 09

    The Art of Forecasting: Great Expectations, Small Triumphs 2008

    Gene Epstein · 1:09:31 · Q&A 27 min · 15.9 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [1:09:30]

    Monetary TheoryFinancial Markets

    Read the transcript 8,030 words

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  10. 10

    The Golden Antidote 2008

    Walter Block · 29:10 · 6.7 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [29:09]

    Philosophy and Methodology

    Read the transcript 5,105 words

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  11. 11

    The Drive for a World Central Bank 2008

    Hans-Hermann Hoppe · 36:14 · 8.3 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [36:13]

    The FedGlobal Economy

    Read the transcript 4,679 words

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  12. 12

    Gold's Not Dead 2008

    Burton Blumert · 20:58 · 4.8 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [20:57]

    Gold StandardValue and ExchangeMoney and Banks

    Read the transcript 2,886 words

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  13. 13

    The Immutable Laws of the Business Cycle 2008

    Joseph T. Salerno · 32:56 · 7.6 MB · Recorded 19 December 2008

    Recorded at the Toronto Stock Exchange; September 16-17, 1999. [32:55]

    Business CyclesMonetary TheoryProduction Theory

    Read the transcript 4,903 words

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Albert Friedberg, Burton Blumert, Frank Shostak, Gene Epstein, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, James Grant, James R. Barth, Jeff Scott, Jeffrey M. Herbener, Joseph T. Salerno, Roger W. Garrison, Thomas J. DiLorenzo, Walter Block.

Recording dates, summaries and topics for 13 of these 13 lectures come from the Mises Institute's page for Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999), checked 2026-09-27.

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Is Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999) free to listen to?
Yes. All 13 mirrored recordings stream in the browser or download as audio, at no cost and with no signup.
How long is Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999)?
13 recordings, 7.8 hours in total.
Who lectures in Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999)?
Albert Friedberg, Burton Blumert, Frank Shostak, Gene Epstein, and 9 others.
When was Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999) recorded?
2008, per the recording dates recovered for this series.
Is there a transcript of Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets (1999)?
Yes. Every lecture in the series has one, 66,759 words in total, free to read on each lecture's page and searchable in the browser.

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