What if there was a single, fundamental flaw in Keynesian economic theory that could shed light on the major imbalances and debts that have resulted from our monetary system? Does "spending" and consumption of resources truly make us wealthier? Ben Kaufman lays out the argument for how "Time" is the missing piece in the failed Keynesian puzzle.
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https://medium.com/@ben_kaufman/keynesian-errors-on-time-and-demand-80eeae2c7110
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I also mentioned in the show a comic book that excellently explains the process of economic growth, spending, and savings. If you haven't read it, its not to be missed:
http://themisescircle.org/blog/2012/11/06/how-an-economy-grows-and-why-it-doesnt/
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