312. Principles of Economics Lecture 3: Time

312. Principles of Economics Lecture 3: Time

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311. The Bitcoin vs Gold Debate: Saifedean Ammous vs Peter Schiff

Saifedean debates Peter Schiff on gold, bitcoin, and the future of money, during the PlanB Conference in San Salvador! 

310: Principles of Economics Lecture 2: Value

Second lecture of Principles of Economics course explores value as a subjective judgment existing only in the consciousness of humans, how scarcity forces economizing, and how marginal utility determines choices and valuations of goods.Get all course notes and slides on saifedean ...  Show more

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