Is there empirical evidence that interest rates would be below 1% if barriers to entry were repealed, capitalism was gone, etc.?
Why do private corporations constantly issue debt instruments (even if they don't need to borrow at a given moment)? And conversely, what if companies cannot sell enough debt to match their needs?
Is there a way to know the outcome of any possible color combination?
What is "quantum energy"?
How specifically do private banks increase the money supply?
Why are some people in favor of eliminating the Federal Reserve?
Is it possible that Fermat actually did write down his last theorem and historians can potentially find it?
Is Land Value assessment a vector for government oppression?
Universal Basic Income
How would the occupation by use property norms be enforced in a mutualist society?
How often do companies who issue dividend stocks *actually* change their dividend amount?
Can someone explain the logic behind the stochastic error term?
Do banks benefit from people opening new bank accounts?
If a government balances its budget, why doesn't it stop issuing debt instruments?
Why are "dummy variables" needed to model qualitative variables?
Any help? I am not convinced 0% interest rates in a mutualist society are possible
How autonomous are the 12 Fed banks? Are most things they do coordinated with each other?
What would happen if everyone paid off their debts?
How often do scientists actually conduct empirical experiments?
Do Austrians accept marginalism?
Does the government itself pay taxes?
Specifically what data does Robinhood sell?
How is conditional logic different from classical logic?
How would "refinancing" the national debt work?
Will a system be more robust if it is decentralized or distributed?
