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Meltdown: A Free-Market Look at Why the Stock Market Collapsed, the Economy Tanked, and the Government Bailout Will Make Things Worse ハードカバー – 2009/2/9

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If you are fed up with Washington boondoggles, and you like the small-government, politically-incorrect thinking of Ron Paul, then you'll love Tom Woods's Meltdown. In clear, no-nonsense terms, Woods explains what led up to this economic crisis, who's really to blame, and why government bailouts won't work. Woods will reveal:
* Which brave few economists predicted the economic fallout--and why nobody listened
* What really caused the collapse
* Why the Fed--not taxpayers--should have to answer for the current economic crisis
* Why bailouts are band-aids that will only provide temporary relief and ultimately make things worse
* What we should do instead, to put our economy on a healthy path to recovery

With a foreword from Ron Paul, Meltdown is the free-market answer to the Fed-created economic crisis. As the new Obama administration inevitably calls for more regulations, Woods argues that the only way to rebuild our economy is by returning to the fundamentals of capitalism and letting the free market work

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ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 9781596985872
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オバマ大統領就任にあわせて出された旬の本です。急いでかかれているためかちょっと浅い感じがしますが、オーストリア経済学派の主張をあまり知らない私のような素人でも読みやすい本でした。この本の巻末に紹介されているEconomics in One Lessonも読みましたが、こちらの方が素人にはさらにお薦めです。

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Uma ótima introdução a teoria dos ciclos econômicos da escola austríaca de economia

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A lição que encontramos em Meltdown é simples e direta. Não é possível realizar mais investimentos do que a quantidade de recursos poupados pela sociedade. Tentar alimentar o desenvolvimento econômico com concessões de crédito e estímulos ao consumo resulta, sempre e toda vez, numa descoordenação entre os investimentos em fatores de produção e a capacidade de consumo real. Quando essa descoordenação se torna suficientemente grande, é impossível dar continuidade aos estímulos governamentais sem gerar processos inflacionários grandes demais para serem controlados. E, assim, quando o governo se vê obrigado a interromper a expansão de crédito, o boom econômico se torna numa profunda e dolorosa recessão, que destrói a ilusão de enriquecimento do período anterior.

Thomas Woods utiliza como exemplo desse processo, que nada mais do que a teoria dos ciclos econômicos da escola austríaca de economia, o boom imobiliário americano de quase 15 anos que desencadeou numa das maiores crises econômicas recentes, em 2008.

O livro também deixa bem claro que a bolha imobiliária americana não foi fruto do livre mercado sem regulações, mas, ao contrário, foram as regulações governamentais quem a criou e estimulou. Erros empresariais são naturais no processo produtivo. Esses erros são punidos através do prejuízo, o mecanismo natural de correção do mercado contra a má utilização dos recursos sociais. Porém, quando um grande número de empresários comete ao mesmo tempo o mesmo erro, significa que o mecanismo de correção do mercado está sendo bloqueado por alguma força externa. Essa força externa, é claro, se trata dos governos influenciando através de taxas de juros, subsídios ou estímulos ao consumo para colher benefícios políticos de curto prazo, ao custo dos prejuízos para toda sociedade no longo prazo, quando essas políticas se tornam incapazes de esconder as distorções que elas mesmas criaram e a economia quebra. Aquilo que seria um prejuízo de algumas empresas e setores restritos da economia, se torna uma falha sistêmica que contamina todo o tecido social.

Se trata de um livro interessante tanto para um primeiro contato com a teoria dos ciclos econômicos, quanto para quem já está familiarizado com ela e quer um exemplo recente de como as interferências das políticas dos governos, através de seus bancos centrais, distorcem as relações de produção e consumo e acabam gerando ciclos de breves crescimentos, seguidos de longas recessões econômicas, cujos únicos ganhadores são os políticos e as empresas (sobretudo o setor bancário) protegidas por eles.

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Aunque esta en Inglés es de fácil y amena lectura.
Recomendable para todo aquel que quiera respuestas.
Autor muy conocido por Estados Unidos.

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There's plenty of good reviews here that are better written than I'm capable of, but let me add my Two Cents.

THIS BOOK SHOULD BE REQUIRED READING FOR HIGH SCHOOL, COLLEGE, ALL MEMBERS OF CONGRESS PLUS THE POSER PREZ!

My son borrowed Meltdown (the Nation articles compilation) for me by mistake. I read it first. They seemed fixated on blaming BUSH and the mantra of 'deregulation,' tittered on in subjective terms - not helpful at all!! Then I cracked open THIS Thomas E. Woods Jr volume and was delighted to find clear writing, GREAT historical quotes (e.g., William Leggett, 1830's, PG 90-91; could be speaking about today!) and references, INFORMATION, NOT SENTIMENT, and in less than 200 pages I was fascinated and EDIFIED. He gave a great argument for the Austrian School of economics ("which predicted the Great Depression but also the calamity we face today"; tho neglected for too long, there ARE free market principles that better lead to prosperity or shorten disruptions) versus Keynes/Krugman. Contrary to well-entrenched dogma, progressive (rather than free market) economics have more often prevailed in our history; the effects were telling. The wise observers were ignored and the statist fools wreaked havoc. Frustratingly, Obama's "change" continues the trend of willful ignorance ("I'll stage a 'listening' event, for show mind you, but you aren't going to change my mind"). AARGH!

On nearly EVERY issue of concern, Progressive 'leaders' act OPPOSITE to common sense, honest data, and history's lessons, addressing symptoms rather than causes. Like adolescents, they think Short Term/in the Present, no thought to consequences, driven by ideology and never LEARNING! (No wonder there's anxiety and insecurity - the EVIDENCE is there that today's 'EXPERTS' are anything but! That definition of insanity - repeating the same actions despite their lack of success, determined that eventually they will succeed, comes to mind!) As more harm is directly felt by Americans, like free market economists of the past, we are reduced (yet again - and the stakes are at their utmost due to the metastisized cancer seen today what with incentivized multiple segments of the economy scrambling on board the Unsustainable Malinvestment/Misallocation Train) to standing on the sidelines hollering "Don't go there! Don't do THAT!" (as even PUTIN warned Obama recently), all to no avail. Then we all suffer the unnecessarily drawn-out consequences and adding insult to injury, are subjected to denials/bogus explanations about what went wrong. Read this book and you will be equipped with understanding on how we are being conned, betrayed and pillaged to an unprecedented level!

Woods made clear that our present pervasive mess is LAYERS of problematic practices (I lost count at FIVE) that triggered one to another. (In other words, don't get caught up in thinking that just shutting down Affirmative Action Lending or ACORN will do the trick.) The initial CATALYST time and again has been/is now INTERVENTIONISM, the single most destructive practice, discombobulating the market. This can be laid at the feet of the mysterious, unaccountable FEDERAL RESERVE ("...it's Chairman chosen by govt appointment, and endowed with monopoly privileges, the Fed rests on principles diametrically opposed to those of the free market. It is dedicated to central economic planning, the great discredited idea of the 20th Century...with consequences that necessarily reverberate throughout the economy." Pg 8) You see the Fed's hand in every recession (but one; it was tellingly short) in our history, inflating the money supply & manipulating the interest rates (directly causing boom-bust cycles). ARTIFICIAL credit, wages, and prices...

"[Jim] Rogers [investment maven], when asked on CNBC what two courses of action he would take if he were appointed Fed chairman, replied that he would ABOLISH THE FED AND THEN RESIGN." [Pg 4] Yet what is OBAMA DOING *RIGHT NOW*? - BEEFING UP THE AUTHORITY/POWER OF THE FED! AARGH! The EVIDENCE may be dusty, but it's THERE, and the Dems stubbornly and consistently IGNORE common sense and historical evidence. This does NOT bode well for our hoped-for recovery. Japan spent FIFTEEN YEARS in recession following the very practices espoused as 'good' and being applied today. With this fired up Obama Steamroller in control, there's still a whole lotta hurtin' comin' up around the bend. We need RE-EDUCATION to effectively FIGHT BACK and hope for survival. This book is a valuable tool.

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Très bonne analyse de la crise monétaire et financière récente, 2008-2010, sur la base de la théorie économique autrichienne libérale de L. von Mises et de F. A. Hayek.
Comment les gouvernements et les banques centrales, en particulier le gouvernement U.S. et la Fed, provoquent des bulles par l'intermédiaire de la création inconsidérée de monnaie et de crédit, source d'endettement et de spéculation? En voilà l'explication.
Deux mythes sont détruits au passage: la mentalité "too big to fail" et la peur de la déflation. Les gouvernements et les autorités monétaires sont donc responsables en dernière analyse des cycles "boom-bust" dans un régime de monnaies fractionnaires. Les plans de sauvetage et de facilité monétaire ne font qu'aggraver les situations à long terme (leçon de Hazlitt), au lieu de s'attaquer à la mauvaise dérégulation et aux interventions déstabilisantes.
Il faut donc revenir à ce que dit la théorie autrichienne à propos du marché libre, de la monnaie saine et de l'étalon-or; et mettre fin à la manipulation monétaire.

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Tom Woods describes how the federal government not only created the very conditions for a collapse, but is now following the same policies of fiat money creation that will delay any recovery. He does this in a clear, simple and rather amusing way. Fundamentally, this is an indictment of non-commodity based money. He argues that we don't let the government set the price of bread, so why do we let them set the price of money as well as being the biggest counterfeiter in history? It is a compelling book.

For a fictional account of this theory of economics and politics, you may want to try this one Single Acts of Tyranny

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