ראבעמאן
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ראבעמאן
@MAESTRADE
Technical Analysis/ Short Term Trading / International Relations
European Union Katılım Mayıs 2011
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Slowing demand growth is supposed to let supply catch up and bring prices back to normal.
Sounds tidy. Sounds reasonable.
The problem is the whole framework assumes the textbook model of supply and demand actually describes the economy.
It does not.
Firms do not set prices by clearing a market. They set them by looking at costs, sales, and profit.
Full breakdown in the comments.
#SteveKeen #Economics #EconomicTheory #SupplyAndDemand #RealEconomics
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@NeoRothbardian @jfcarpio Does it mean that Rothbard would have opposed the Enclosures Act that stripped peasants from using common land ?
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Murray Rothbard argued in 1969 that one of the great unanswered questions for anti-communists was simple:
“How do you actually de-socialize an economy?”
He pointed to Yugoslavia, where several state-owned factories had been transferred directly to the workers who operated them.
For Rothbard, this reflected the libertarian homesteading principle:
“Land to the peasants and factories to the workers.”
His point was that property rooted in state privilege, subsidies, or coercion had weak legitimacy. Legitimate ownership should instead belong to those who actually use, occupy, and work the property.
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@PatriciaNPino @DanielJHannan The idea is that the market can set the rate of the stream of their income according to their assessment of the macroeconomic conditions
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@MAESTRADE @DanielJHannan The central bank can control the whole yield curve if it so wished to. The fact it doesn’t is in itself a political choice, based on the belief that markets are there to enforce “discipline”.
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This bizarre Leftist tendency to anthropomorphise the markets, to treat them as if they had preferences and prejudices. The bond markets don’t care whether you are Left or Right. They don’t even care whether your spending is high or low. All they care about is whether it is in balance.
If you want to borrow money, creditors will assess whether they will get it back, and will ask a premium to lend to risky prospects. That premium means that Britain is now spending £110 billion a year on servicing past debt – more than on education, and twice as much as on defence.
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@marcosagusstinn @WRicciardi How could part of the 10T deposits be mobilized ? Prof. Mehrling teaches that deposits are never lent.
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Europe will not become a serious power until every member state accepts one reality:
Integration creates trade-offs.
Connecting Iberia properly to the rest of Europe would strengthen Europe’s energy security — but it could also weaken France’s advantage
The EU-Mercosur deal would cover 700M+ people and boost EU exports in cars, machinery, chemicals, wine and services — but it also pressures farmers in countries like Poland and Ireland.
Capital Markets Union could mobilise part of Europe’s €10T in household bank deposits into companies, infrastructure and industry — but it would also pressure weaker national financial systems.
Joint defence procurement could reduce waste in a Europe spending almost €400B on defence in 2025 — but it means less national control over contracts.
Most common policies benefit the majority. Some benefit export-led economies. Others benefit agricultural economies, energy gateways, financial centres or industrial regions.
That is normal. It happens in the United States. It happens in China. Large unions always distribute gains unevenly across regions.
But the Union is what creates the scale.
Europe cannot demand the benefits of continental power while refusing the costs of integration.
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🚨🇧🇪 ERVERYTHING IS BEING PRIVATIZED: 🇦🇷Argentina is moving forward with the privatization of the Main Navigable Route used for exporting ~80% of the country's goods.
Technical evaluations of the bids from Belgian firms Jan De Nul NV and DEME NV have now been successfully completed using a UN-validated scoring system, with zero objections. This new concession is set to unlock over $10 billion in investments to modernize key infrastructure, strengthen logistics, and boost Argentina’s export competitiveness.
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@AdrianRavier @fargosi @ABENEGASLYNCH_h @martinkrause Hace 15 años que tengo a Martín Krause como amigo en Facebook
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Dos de mis padres intelectuales hoy comparten funciones en Fundación Faro, como lo hicieron en el pasado en ESEADE en tiempos que además escribieron dos libros en coautoria. @ABENEGASLYNCH_h es el Presidente del Consejo Internacional. @martinkrause es el nuevo Director Académico. Juntos darán una vez más la batalla cultural para que la llama de la libertad siga encendida, iluminando a tantos jóvenes que se acercan a las ideas de la libertad.
En este nuevo libro del Dr. Krause, el profesor Benegas Lynch aportó un excelente prólogo.
Fundación Faro@fundfaro
Nos enorgullece anunciar la incorporación de Martín Krause como nuestro nuevo Director Académico. Referente indiscutido en las ideas de la libertad y con una trayectoria que trasciende fronteras, Martín llega para potenciar nuestra misión de formar y debatir con rigor científico. Desde su rol como Rector de ESEADE hasta su labor como Académico Adjunto del Cato Institute, su visión será fundamental para seguir impulsando los valores de una sociedad abierta. 📚 Su libro más reciente, La Utopía Libertaria (2026), es solo una muestra de la profundidad intelectual que hoy se suma a nuestro equipo. ¡Bienvenido, Martín! Dejale tu mensaje de bienvenida en los comentarios.
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@based_benji @saifedean According to Polanyi, fiat money is a vehicle aimed at protecting society and businesses from the violent oscillations of the market, in particular soothing the harsh risk of deflation. Thus it is about a higher time preference.
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@ShangguanJiewen @clashreport Rubio spoke about industries, not the military.
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@clashreport China absolutely is not trying to dominate the world.
Rubio is framing China that way to deliberately damage China's reputation.
Reality exists.
👇
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Marco Rubio:
China's doing what I would do if I were a Chinese leader. They are trying to dominate the world in all these key industries of the future.
We may not like it, but that's what they're gonna do because they're acting in their best interest. We have to act in our best interest.
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@f_wintersberger Everyone ? I only see comments advocating to sell bonds
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The way everyone seems to be sure bonds are a buy here makes me think we’re not there yet.
Could be wrong, but somehow it feels off.
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@shaahin_a @FranNunesEcon No es la oferta de viviendas la que puede bajar los precios, sino una contracción del crédito.
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@FranNunesEcon He is saying that s-d framework is not enough
Yet you fail to grasp that
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Eduardo Garzón@edugaresp
Cuando se construyen viviendas, su precio sube. Cuando se dejan de construir, su precio baja. A esos que repiten la ley de la demanda y la oferta les va a estallar la cabeza.
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@edugaresp Exactamente, como lo observo aquí en Chipre. La razón es la oferta de crédito que válida precios más altos.
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-"Construir viviendas reduce su precio"
(Les muestro un gráfico en el que se ve justamente lo contrario)
-"¡Es que había burbuja, falta contexto, no sé qué... ¡nota de comunidad al canto!"
Cuando la realidad no casa con su teoría, buscan excusas de todo tipo y nunca cuestionan dicha teoría. Se llama dogmatismo.
Eduardo Garzón@edugaresp
Cuando se construyen viviendas, su precio sube. Cuando se dejan de construir, su precio baja. A esos que repiten la ley de la demanda y la oferta les va a estallar la cabeza.
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@aeberman12 The chart seems to say that there must be a higher spike before a downward lasting reversal
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Futures markets are no longer pricing a short Hormuz disruption
WTI futures price rose $10.00 (10%) from $95.42 to $105.42 week ending May 15
Biggest weekly increase since the Ukraine invasion
#energy #OOTT #oilandgas #WTI #CrudeOil #fintwit #OPEC #Commodities #commoditiesmarket
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@PatriciaNPino @DanielJHannan If it is about getting the money back, the relevant instrument is the CDS. Investors asking for a higher yield show that their time preference is higher, they rather prefer to spend now than later.
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@DanielJHannan I think his point is that that is how the right treats it. As an entity whose will ought to be prioritised.
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14 May is Israel Independence Day — not “Nakba Day.” 🇮🇱
On 14 May 1948, the Jewish people restored their state after centuries of persecution, exile and the Holocaust.
Israel became the only democracy in the Middle East and a key ally of the Free World.
I stand with: 🇮🇱 Israel
🇪🇺 Europe
🛡️ Democracy
🤝 Peace through strength
✡️ Protection of Jewish life everywhere
No to antisemitism.
No to Hamas terror.
No to extremist anti-Israel hate networks spreading division and lies across our streets and universities.
Israel has the right to exist.
The Jewish people have the right to security.
Europe must stand with Israel.
Choose truth.
Choose democracy.
Choose Israel.
@GunterFehlinger
#Israel #IsraelIndependenceDay #StandWithIsrael #NeverAgain #EU #NATO #Austria #Vienna #Democracy #FreeWorld #StopAntisemitism #SecurityStrengthUnityVictory #ShalomIsrael #EU47 #MiddleEast #Peace #Freedom
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One of Germany’s problems is not that it has no innovation. It is that too much of its economic model is still built around 20th-century industries.
Manufacturing is still around 18% of German GDP. Automotive alone accounts for roughly 24% of German exports. Machinery remains one of Germany’s core export engines.
But the new global growth sectors are AI, software, cloud, semiconductors, biotech, energy storage, digital platforms and defence tech.
Germany spends heavily on R&D — around €137B in 2024, above 3% of GDP — but too much innovation is still tied to cars, machines and industrial engineering, not enough to scalable digital champions.
The result:
Europe’s largest economy has world-class factories, but too few world-scale tech companies. Germany does not need to abandon industry.
It needs to stop treating the industrial model of the 20th century as if it can win the 21st.
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Just finished my FVG+IFVG indicator for @tradingview
I worked on making it dynamic so it focuses on relevant zones while removing clutter. It's completely customizable and open source.
Like + Comment “FVG” and I’ll send it to you.
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El "ascenso" de la pobreza extrema solo refleja la transición forzada de una economía de subsistencia no monetaria a una dependencia total del salario. 4/7
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Claro que sí, Guillermo. El gráfico que muestra el descenso de la extrema pobreza desde 1820 hasta 2015 (popularizado por figuras como Steven Pinker y Max Roser de Our World in Data) es una distorsión ideológica de la historia del capitalismo. 1/7
GuillermoliAsgadagaf 🐍@ElChicoTurbante
@OmarMontoyaSua1 Enserio no sabes ni siquiera ver un gráfico?
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@rfieldsster @PerBylund These industries are so happy to be regulated : they can raise their prices thanks to being protected from competition.
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The industries most subject to government regulation and control have the highest inflation rates; healthcare and education.
Per Bylund@PerBylund
If the government had allowed competition and entrepreneurship in healthcare, we would not be suffering from outdated standards and outrageous prices. Healthcare desperately needs to be subject to market forces.
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@PerBylund How do these outrageous prices account for subjective value ?
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If the government had allowed competition and entrepreneurship in healthcare, we would not be suffering from outdated standards and outrageous prices. Healthcare desperately needs to be subject to market forces.
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Inflation is not and never was a reference to the increase in the price of a single or group of goods. It was always a reference to money, specifically its falling purchasing power (as a result of monetary policy), the effect of which can be observed in a general rise in prices.
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This claim manages to fundamentally misrepresent even the confused mainstream concept of (price) #inflation.
Parker Lewis@parkeralewis
Ribeye inflation index has a big print. New price $37.99/lb. 17% inflation annualized from October. 18.5% annualized since last June. 90% cumulative since 2020. 11.0% compounded annually over 6+ years. Same ribeye, same store. High rates? Don't care. Bitcoin is the only way out!
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