Against Savings: A Suggested Exposition of the Markets for Money and Credit

Harwick, Cameron

doi:10.2139/ssrn.3021115

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“…Due to the nature of an overview, it scratched only the surfaces of both the neo-Austrian crisis theory and its mainstream critics. In order to arrive at a more informed judgement about the stabilizing or destabilizing effects of massive interventions of Big Players like central banks and federal treacheries into mixed economies the notion of real savings in an "augmented" loanable funds theory (Hartwick, 2018) with banks as financial intermediaries should be thoroughly investigated. However, this must remain the task of future research.…”

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Neo-Austrian Views of the Global Financial Crisis and Its Pre-Corona Aftermath

Farmer¹,

Conway²

2021

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In the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis (GFC) 2007/2008 the sales of Hayek's (1944) Road to Serfdom quadrupled, a clear indication of renewed public interest in the views of (neo-) Austrian economists on macro-economic crises, especially financial crises. It is also true that several economists associated with the Austrian school, or those using neo-Austrian insights, *We are grateful to an anonymous referee for very helpful comments on to improve an earlier version of this paper in style and substance.

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