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12 minutes ago - COPY LINK TO DOWNLOAD : https://goo-totheregister.blogspot.com/?open=1610166337 | DOWNLOAD PDF Marxism Unmasked From Delusion to Destruction | We cant sit under Mises at his famous Vienna private seminar We cant go back in time and attend his New York seminar or follow him to his speaking engagements that he held in the s and sBut thanks to this second volume in a thrilling series here is volume one we do have access to what he said He is warm funny passionate and learned This book provides a candid look at the man and his teaching style It demonstrates his dazzling command ov
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Description : We cant sit under Mises at his famous Vienna private seminar We cant go back in time and attend his New York seminar or follow him to his speaking engagements that he held in the s and sBut thanks to this second volume in a thrilling series here is volume one we do have access to what he said He is warm funny passionate and learned This book provides a candid look at the man and his teaching style It demonstrates his dazzling command over the material and teaches in a breezier way than his treatisesThis volume contains nine lectures delivered over one week from June to July at the San Francisco Public Library Mises was at his prime as a teacher and lecturer He shares a lifetime of learning on topics that were and remain central to American public lifeAs the title indicates his main focus is on Marxism He discusses Marx and his place in the history of ideas the destruction wrought by his dangerous ideology the manner in which his followers have covered up his errors and how the Marxists themselves have worked for so long to save Marxism from itself He discusses Marxist claims about history and refutes the smear of the industrial revolutionThe approach is systematic but casual So the reader encounters wonderful insights in the form of short asides For example quotThe worst thing that can happen to a socialist is to have his country ruled by socialists who are not his friendsquotAs a lecturer he is steady and relentless The reader can nearly quothearquot him speaking through the prose And there are times when Mises reveals a level of rhetorical passion that you would never encounter in
print Thats because what is printed here are not preprepared lectures in the sense that they were written out They were transcribed by Bettina Bien Greaves from what he actually saidThus can we hear this passage It is not true as Marx said that the improvements in technology are available only to the exploiters and that the masses are living in a state much worse than on the eve of the Industrial Revolution Everything the Marxists say about exploitation is absolutely wrong Lies In fact capitalism made it possible for many persons to survive who wouldnt have otherwiseSome readers of Misess larger works have said that while his rigor is dazzling the man himself can seem remote Whether or not you agree with this observation Mises comes across in these lectures as brilliant but very warm and charming in an old world senseThis approach is particularly fruitful in the last four of the lectures which cover topics such as savings interest inflation profit and loss and the place of foreign investment The lecture on interest rates for example must surely rank as one of the best explanations of this complicated topic He recounts the history of the attempt to suppress interest rates from the ancient world to the modern period He explains why this cannot work because interest is merely the objective sign of a phenomenon that is integral to human action As he moves on to money Mises reveals himself to be tougher on the issue of fiduciary media than he was when he wrote his book The Theory of Money and CreditIn response to a question Mises says quotIn the future no additional banknotes should be issued no additional credit should be entered on a bank subject to check unless there is percent coverage in moneyquotAlso not to be missed is Misess wry defense of quotmoney cranksquot at least they were only more consistent than the advocates of Keynesian and monetarismMises was clearly pressed for time so he had to be at once thorough and move quickly through the material Its still not quotlight readingquot by the normal standards but for
people who want to see a great mind at work this has a wonderful element of spontaneity about it that attracts and teaches at the same time
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