Recent content by Jaimine

Statists believe that anarchists suffer from "paranoid schizophrenia". Well, it isn't a "crime" to accuse the ‪anarchists "this way", but to horrendously claim that anarchists suffer "this way" (without any "empirical" evidence) is surely a crime, because the "burden of proof" is at statists'...

They have replaced "monetary policy" with "monstrous policy", now. My article talks about this: http://www.readoo.in/2015/04/central-bankers-monstrous-policy-an-unseen-phenomenon/ And, in the name of "interest rates", monsters pauperise "real" economics of the people. My article perorates that...

Sad to see that voters who vote for reverting back the deflationary prices are in fact legitimizing the inflationary policies.

Am I gonna see Dr. Paul Krugman behind the bars?

GDP framers, tell me, whether "final" goods and services that were produced - during a particular period of time - are a reflection of real wealth expansion, or a reflection of capital consumption? Read my article to find out more...

You're incorrect in your judgement. I advise you to read that link/article authored by me, first. I don't like behavioral economists too. I only uphold praxeology.

Amen to this http://www.readoo.in/2015/04/central-bankers-monstrous-policy-an-unseen-phenomenon/

The problem is http://www.readoo.in/2015/04/how-interest-rates-rob-you-in-an-unseen-way/

When it comes to deflation, mainstream economics becomes not the science of common sense, but the science of nonsense. Most economists today are quick to say, “a little inflation is a good thing,” and they fear deflation. Of course, in their personal lives, these same economists hunt the...

I don't think that empirical studies make sense to me anymore, because they are vulnerable to mismanagement of knowledge and quantification of values. To my observation, values are subjective and cannot be measured. The very fact that "normal people" agree to disagree such studies is that they...

Analysis is good. I am referring to both the sides. Other than this "vacuum problem", in general, I feel that unnecessary statistical approaches and some maths do no "larger good" for economics. It is likely to distort catallactic order in a market and simply ends up making things dismal for...

"Do-it-yourself" is likely to piss off keynesians a bit, because Dr. Paul Krugman doesn't like his unconventional desires to be abhorred.

It is the avocation of cretins at Fed to "quantify" values and distort reality by using their obsolete models. Whatever you've commented is a critical problem our system is experiencing and it's all due to artificial manipulation of interest rates (read...