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Deliberating the Natural Result
Having deliberated the natural result, the US House passed its tax-reform bill. As expected, it is a tax cut for the rich. While the outcome is supposed to be economic growth, the evidence overwhelmingly verifies the opposite result. Nevertheless, we … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged cognitive dissonance, current-events, deliberate derangement, deliberate modeling, dysfunctional psychopathy, legitimacy of distributive values, natural legitimacy of the greatest utility, Pareto-optimization model, tax reform 2017, the law of large numbers, the organized psychopathy
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Inflation Conflation
Inflation, Randians say, is really a hidden tax. The king (government) pretends falling demand (surplus value) is caused by big business who raise rents without risk because they are not regulated enough. Since more and more regulation robs us of … Continue reading
Posted in Political-Economy and Philosophy
Tagged cognitive dissonance, conflationary risk, consolidation of risk value, convergent risk dimensions, current-events, deflation, economics, existentialism, free-market Objectivism, government, inflation, market making, philosophy, philosophy of risk, politics, risk management, structural determinism
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