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Record exports in the 2nd quarter of 2024

After a tepid first quarter, Swiss foreign trade regained momentum in the second quarter of 2024. In seasonally adjusted terms, exports jumped by 6.6% and reached a record level. Imports increased by 2.2%. The trade balance closes with a historic quarterly surplus of 12.4 billion francs. In short Exports of raw materials and chemical bases doubled year-on-year Watch exports: stagnation at a high level Boom in the drug trade Flourishing trade with Slovenia, France...

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When chickens become a weapon of woke politics

Girchi is a libertarian party from the country of Georgia and by electoral success, could be considered to be one of the most successful libertarian parties in the world. Girchi is famous for its internet presence and popularity all over social media. In the chaotic digital realm of Facebook, Girchi’s private group has long stood as a beacon of civilised discourse, having 25k members and still growing.In this group, we take great satisfaction in our ability to have...

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USD/CHF gains ground near 0.8850, potential upside seems limited

USD/CHF holds positive ground near 0.8840 in Thursday’s early European session.  Fed’s Waller said that central bank is nearing rate cuts if there are no major surprises in inflation, employment data. The rate cuts expectation by the SNB might drag the US Dollar lower.  The USD/CHF pair trades on a positive note around 0.8840, snapping the two-day losing streak on Thursday during the early European trading hours. The modest rebound of the US...

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Assassination Revisionism

What is the Mises Institute? The Mises Institute is a non-profit organization that exists to promote teaching and research in the Austrian School of economics, individual freedom, honest history, and international peace, in the tradition of Ludwig von Mises and Murray N. Rothbard. Non-political, non-partisan, and non-PC, we advocate a radical shift in the intellectual climate, away from statism and toward a private property order....

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How to Streamline Your Corporate Business Accounts

Efficient management of corporate business accounts is crucial for maintaining financial health, ensuring regulatory compliance, and fostering growth. Streamlining these accounts can lead to significant improvements in accuracy, efficiency, and decision-making. Here’s a comprehensive guide on how to streamline your corporate business accounts.    1. Implement Robust Accounting Software Investing in robust accounting software is a foundational step toward...

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Our graduates need books

With your support, the Mises Institute can send Mises University students home with a stack of Austrian classics such as “Human Action”; “Man, Economy, and State”; and “The Case for Gold” (see full list at the bottom of this email). After a week of destroying every preconceived, state-curriculum notion of how the world works, Mises U grads will have another month before returning to college in the fall. Our graduates can continue to dive into their...

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CBDC currency: Creating shortages with full shelves

Of all the areas that economics students need to master, counterfactual reasoning is near the top of the list. Counterfactual reasoning is outlining and comparing the differences and similarities between two alternatives. While everyone uses counterfactual reasoning, such as choosing what to have for lunch, economists look at deeper and more remote consequences. A typical example that students are asked to examine is the effects of price controls — what happens when...

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Rothbard in 1972: Another Lone Nut?

This first appeared in The Libertarian Forum, Vol VI, NO.6-7, June-July,1972, following the attempted assassination of Presidential candidate George Wallace.John F. Kennedy; Malcolm X; Martin Luther King; Robert F. Kennedy; and now George Corley Wallace: the litany of political assassinations and attempts in the last decade rolls on. (And we might add: General Edwin Walker, and George Lincoln Rockwell. In each of these atrocities, we are fed with a line of cant from...

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Though popular, nationalizations ruin economies

In a world full of hatred for the free market, the people calling for the nationalization of industry aren’t scarce. Despite their political popularity, nationalizations are terrible for economies and represent a stepping stone on the path to destitution and collapse. In exchange for the temporary gain achieved by expropriating the property of others, countries sacrifice the confidence of doing business in their nation.Nationalization stems from the error that the...

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Dollar Crushed, Stocks Slump

Jury duty assignment prevents a more comprehensive note, but here is a snapshot. Overview: The dollar is broadly lower, and stocks are under pressure. Comments by a Japanese official, which did not appear to break new ground, coupled with Trump's interview in BusinessWeek, where he was critical that Japan was benefiting from a weak yen, despite having apparently spent some $80 bln this year trying to stop it from falling, may have been the trigger. The dollar has...

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