Austrian Theory of the Trade Cycle | Roger W. Garrison

Archived from the live Mises.tv broadcast, this lecture by Roger Garrison was presented at the 2011 Mises University in Auburn, Alabama. Includes an introduction by Mark Thornton.

[@batman93oo]

Roger Garrison is so awesome. All his lectures were great when I was there this summer

[@RKAddict101]

great video

[@whitechocolatespace]

Keynes' excess inventories argument seemed valid until I understood Hayak's stages of production and the dynamics of labor and resource allocation. Excellent work!

[@totustuus11]

Fact: "Jolly Roger" Garrison is the man.

[@BachGuitar3]

I showed this to my macroecon. professor who is a Keynesian. He didn’t have much to say. I had to rescheduled office hours, which are still pending. ++Austrian Student 1: Keynesian Professor 0.--

[@BachGuitar3]

If you go to Garrison's website you can access a lot of into. Send that to your profs and "see what they think." I'm writing a paper on the 08 crisis for my Keynesian/Neoclassical Prof and using Garrison's website to help me. Its going to be interesting. :D

[@GeoffBosco]

I wish I understood these charts better. Can anyone point me to a specific resource that would help?

[@BachGuitar3]

@richardcadbury the main reason why ppf is curved because of scarcity and diminishing returns.

[@AnthonyPellegrinoOfficial]

I've got a similar problem. F*ckin hate Macro.

[@Caleb983]

@kingcherub mises. org/ document/2669