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Educating Ben Bernanke

Mark Anderson
November 11, 2008
I just kicked off the Educating Ben Bernanke campaign. I am asking others - particularly fellow travelers of the Austrian School of economics - to join with me, by posting videos on YouTube with the tag "educating ben bernanke." In your video, share a good, economics-related book that refutes Keynesianism/Friedmanism (i.e., the ideas that monetary/fiscal stimulus is therapeutic for the economy). Also, feel free to share a short economic principle that refutes Ben Bernanke's inflationist orthodoxy (e.g., why inflation isn't measured by movements of prices).



Above is my video in which I kicked off the campaign. My recommended reading for Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is Ludwig von Mises' The Theory of Money and Credit. My economic principle that I shared with Ben Bernanke is, in short: capital is funded by....capital. It's impossible to sustain capital with Bernanke's "liquidity."
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Mark Alvarez-Anderson served honorably for four years on active duty in the Marine Corps infantry, and was a Libertarian endorsed candidate for a municipal office in 2002.

He has held the NFA Series 3 license (commodity futures and futures options broker) which he did a voluntary withdrawal on so that he can trade futures for his personal account.

Since the year 2000, he has spent much of his free time reading the great minds of the Austrian School of economics, such as Murray Rothbard, Henry Hazlitt, Ludwig von Mises, et al.