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Can Homeopathy Be Both a Useless Placebo and Dangerous at the . . Two Masterpieces by Mises - Henry Hazlitt - Mises DailyIn order to pay homage to the great contribution of Ludwig von Mises in a more direct way than in my following essay, therefore, I herewith take the liberty of reprinting reviews that I wrote of two of his most important books . The first is my review . The Rate of Interest: Its Nature, Determination and Relation to Economic Phenomena. [13] He argued that a low rate of interest was fundamental to a) the repayment of debt, b) the health of firms and households, and c) to economic activity and stability. Its . They are by nature "non- standard" - but some call them "unconventional" or "exceptional" - in the sense that their . The Austrian business cycle/trade cycle theory that Hayek proposed in the early 1930s took up Knut Wicksell ;s hypothetical " natural rate of interest " and uses that concept in its analysis. The Rate of Interest, Its Nature, Determination and Relation to. Along with "the labor theory of value" and the "iron law of wages," they discarded such further features of classical political economy as the wages fund doctrine and its corollary that savings and capital are the source of . According to this theory, capitalism is a system of virtual slavery, serving the narrow interests of a comparative handful of businessmen and capitalists, who, driven by insatiable greed and power lust, exist as parasites upon the labor of the masses. A lower time-preference rate will . RothbardThere would be a sudden economic crisis whenever some king made war or confiscated the property of his subject; but there was no sign of the peculiarly modern phenomena of general and fairly regular swings in business fortunes, . . and the Marxians call the "social classes," the genuine groups, but there is unanimity with regard to the doctrine that a genuine group cannot prosper except to the detriment of other genuine groups. In other words, the natural rate of interest is defined as the rate at which the demand for physical loan capital coincides with the supply of savings expressed in physical magnitudes.[3] . The result of central bank inter- . of very short- term interest rates , which is the focus of monetary policy decisions in normal times5 (i.e., the period before August 2007). ECB complemented its standard measures (namely control over a set of key interest rates ) with . Rothbard (1926-1995), . The Monetary Approach to the Balance of Payments - Joseph T .