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George Reisman
The Capitalist Professor with George Reisman, Ph.D.
Free College Courses on Capitalism
George Reisman, Ph.D., is Pepperdine University Professor Emeritus of Economics, and the author of Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics.
The Capitalist Professor is a podcast featuring his university lectures on the economics of capitalism.
His website is www.capitalism.net. Follow him on Twitter @GGReisman. His blog is georgereismansblog.blogspot.com.
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Recent Episodes
Inflation. Exposition and critique of alternative theories of rising prices, leading to the conclusion that the quantity theory of money is the only valid explanation. The meaning of inflation. Its roots in deficits, the welfare state, and the unemployment and easy money arguments.
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Published 10/13/20
Keynesianism and Neo-Keynesianism. Exposition and critique of the Keynesian analysis: the unemployment-equilibrium doctrine and the IS curve; the consumption and savings functions; the diminishing marginal efficiency of capital; liquidity preference and the liquidity trap; compensatory fiscal...
Published 10/12/20
Relationship of the net-consumption/net-investment theory to the time-preference and productivity theories. The alleged problems of underconsumption and lack of “investment opportunities.” How the demand for capital goods and labor can permanently exceed the demand for consumers’ goods and the...
Published 10/11/20
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