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When stock markets fall, where does all the money that was lost go?
Richard J Murphy explains that the apparent loss in stock market value is not a disappearance of money but rather a revaluation of expectations. Using a baked beans analogy, he shows that when prices drop, it reflects changed hope rather than an actu...Richard J Murphy explains that the apparent loss in stock market value is not a disappearance of money but rather a revaluation of expectations. Using a baked beans analogy, he shows that when prices drop, it reflects changed hope rather than an actu... -
Almost all the economics taught, and which informs our politics, is completely rubbish
In this video, Richard J Murphy challenges mainstream economic teachings, declaring that the conventional approach to economics is based on flawed assumptions. He argues that political decisions built on this shaky foundation have contributed signifi...In this video, Richard J Murphy challenges mainstream economic teachings, declaring that the conventional approach to economics is based on flawed assumptions. He argues that political decisions built on this shaky foundation have contributed signifi... -
Why Crypto Might Be a Big Mistake
In this video, Richard J Murphy argues that cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value or stability—they are mere speculative tools built on a philosophy of anti-establishment hate. He warns that crypto’s volatility, lack of regulation, and linkage...In this video, Richard J Murphy argues that cryptocurrencies have no intrinsic value or stability—they are mere speculative tools built on a philosophy of anti-establishment hate. He warns that crypto’s volatility, lack of regulation, and linkage... -
The world's national debt is great news for the wealthy - whatever they like to claim
0:00 – Richard J Murphy: If all the world's countries are in debt—and that's true—who do they owe the money to? I recently heard this question on the radio, and the commentators did not know the answer. There is roughly $100 trillion of nation...0:00 – Richard J Murphy: If all the world's countries are in debt—and that's true—who do they owe the money to? I recently heard this question on the radio, and the commentators did not know the answer. There is roughly $100 trillion of nation...
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