Episode 143: Politische Verarmung hat Konjunktur

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Ein Artikel von Rahim Taghizadegan über Verantwortungskatastrophen, schädliche Marktkorrekturen und die künstlich geschaffenen Zyklen der Zentralbanken. Ursprünglich erschienen am 22. Juli 2022 in der „Finanz und Wirtschaft“ sowie auf der Website des Liberalen Instituts. Weiterführende Links zu dieser Episode: Der Artikel zu dieser Episode in der Finanz und Wirtschaft Der Artikel zu dieser Episode beim Liberalen Institut Den Podcast „Mises Karma“ unterstützen Affiliate-Partner: BitBox02 – Die sichere Bitcoin Hardware-Wallet, made in Switzerland

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Ein Artikel von Rahim Taghizadegan über Verantwortungskatastrophen, schädliche Marktkorrekturen und die künstlich geschaffenen Zyklen der Zentralbanken.

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