Silver coins once, now
sandwich tokens, since sixties'
debasing money.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, February 28, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 107
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Tuesday, February 25, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 107
Inflation takes from
last who receive it; gives to
those first to get it.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Monday, February 24, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 105
Gold maintains value.
This fiat is fraudulent;
gold is true money.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, February 22, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 103
Inflation does more
than raise prices; distorts all
capital, as well.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, February 21, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 103
Gold is people's choice
in money, not this fiat.
Here we are, despite.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, February 15, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 1 on page 99
If raising taxes
cured deficits, it would have
happened long ago.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, February 14, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 97
Market is result
of human action, but not
of human design.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Tuesday, February 11, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 97
Malinvestments need
to be liquidated, so
good ones can resume.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Monday, February 10, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 95
Economics: The
study of scarce resoures,
shocking conclusions.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Sunday, February 9, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 95
No-good do-gooders
do more harm than good, with their
interferences.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, February 8, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 93
Competition is
rivalry in attracting
consumers, not graphs.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Friday, February 7, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 93
For recovery,
let failed businesses fail, and
then consumers rule.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Tuesday, February 4, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #2 of 2 on page 91
The burden of Gov
is total spending, not just
total taxation..
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Sunday, February 2, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 91
Stimulus: Money
from Paul, to give to someone
with the name Peter.
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Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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Saturday, February 1, 2014
From "The Haiku Economist" #1 of 2 on page 89
Thinking in terms of
perfect competition is
not reality.
"The
Haiku Economist" by Jim Cox
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