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Thread: An economist from the San Fran Federal Reserve is coming to my school!! Questions please...

Started 3 weeks, 1 day ago by libertybrewcity
( On Monday the 16th an economist is coming to the University of San Francisco to discuss monetary policy for the Models Federal Reserve class and others who want to listen. I could ask a million questions but what question would get to him/her the most and light a fire in all those listening? output ,, how about this: "How do you explain that Austrian economics is the only ...
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broncosplummer replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
how about this: "How do you explain that Austrian economics is the only school of economic thought that predicted the current economic crisis and many before this one?" they probably won't say much but maybe some people in the audience may not have heard about it and will look it up. at the least it would inform those in attendance.

reedr3v replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
mandates, why should it be rewarded by further power over the economy?

Furlough-Buzz replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
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Jive_Dadson replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Good one. How about, "Is your resume up to date?"

phathead replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Aren't most monetary policy orientated economists funded either directly by the fed (via paycheck) or through research grants and contracts? Doesn't that create an academic environment that is prone to be mono thought so to speak and devoid of any diversity of thought? Does that explain why the monetarists are so bad at predicting? aka bernanke said we're all peaches in cream when we were ...

RonzdaMan replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
"phone call to the fed" and print it out. You'll be all good my friend.

Jive_Dadson replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
Ask him what he has to hide. Why did the Federal Reserve hire an ex-Enron lobbyist to try to stop HR1207?

freedomfan08 replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
How about stating the supposed Fed mandate to stabilize markets and then detailing their horrific track record, and ask them why anyone should trust a group which has consistently failed since its inception? Or you could point out how they have destroyed the value of the dollar by roughly 95%, and then ask how much more worthless they would like to make our dollar...

troy replied 3 weeks, 1 day ago
pass out flyers during the lecture with your favorite austrian bullet points and facts. believe me, the attendees will simply take one and pass it down as if it were material for the current presentation. works best if you sit in front and pass backwards so the people on the end can turn around and pass in a like manner.

 

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Jive_Dadson
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An economist from the San Fran...
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Good one. How about, "Is your resume up to date?"
libertybrewcity
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( On Monday the 16th an economist is coming to the University of San Francisco to discuss monetary policy for the Models Federal Reserve class and others who want to listen. I could ask a million questions but what question would get to him/her the most and light a fire in all those listening? output ,, how about this: "How do you explain that Austrian economics is the only school of economic thought that predicted the current economic...
broncosplummer
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An economist from the San Fran...
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how about this: "How do you explain that Austrian economics is the only school of economic thought that predicted the current economic crisis and many before this one?" they probably won't say much but maybe some people in the audience may not have heard about it and will look it up. at the least it would inform those in attendance.
reedr3v
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An economist from the San Fran...
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mandates, why should it be rewarded by further power over the economy?
Furlough-Buzz
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phathead
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An economist from the San Fran...
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Aren't most monetary policy orientated economists funded either directly by the fed (via paycheck) or through research grants and contracts? Doesn't that create an academic environment that is prone to be mono thought so to speak and devoid of any diversity of thought? Does that explain why the monetarists are so bad at predicting? aka bernanke said we're all peaches in cream when we were really in the thick of a recession....
RonzdaMan
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An economist from the San Fran...
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"phone call to the fed" and print it out. You'll be all good my friend.
freedomfan08
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An economist from the San Fran...
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How about stating the supposed Fed mandate to stabilize markets and then detailing their horrific track record, and ask them why anyone should trust a group which has consistently failed since its inception? Or you could point out how they have destroyed the value of the dollar by roughly 95%, and then ask how much more worthless they would like to make our dollar...
troy
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An economist from the San Fran...
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pass out flyers during the lecture with your favorite austrian bullet points and facts. believe me, the attendees will simply take one and pass it down as if it were material for the current presentation. works best if you sit in front and pass backwards so the people on the end can turn around and pass in a like manner.

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