@AustrianCenter

The Austrian Economics Center's goal is to help create a free, responsible and prosperous society. It promotes the ideas of the Austrian School of Economics.

Vienna, Austria
Joined January 2012
Austrian Economics Center | Hayek Institut retweeted
Dr. Barbara Kolm Member of the Austrian National Council, FPÖ: "Europe will not become prosperous by regulating scarcity, subsidising failure and planning markets from Brussels. Prosperity comes from economic freedom: sound money, secure and affordable energy"
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Quote of the Week | Ludwig von Mises
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Just another day at the content meeting.
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Money just got an update. Not everyone is downloading it.
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You know the names. Now turn the sound on. 🔊 AI modified.
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Bulgaria taxes personal income at a flat 10%. One rate, regardless of income. Should your tax rate rise simply because your income does?
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Two theories of value. One unsold sofa.
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It’s game night. Monopoly, Part II.
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Argentina’s economic trajectory has changed markedly. Since Javier Milei took office, inflation has fallen, the primary fiscal balance has shifted from deficit to surplus, and the economy returned to growth in 2025. The results so far make Argentina one of the most consequential cases of market-oriented reform today. Is Argentina making the case for radical market reform? Imagery modified with AI.
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Quote of the Week | Ayn Rand Image modified with AI.
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Austrian Economics Center | Hayek Institut retweeted
🇦🇹 Turno de Barbara Kolm, diputada nacional de @FPOE_TV y presidenta del @AustrianCenter. “La prosperidad empieza con un principio muy simple: dejar a la gente que decida por sí misma”.
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Keynesian economics: the musical. AI generated imagery.
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Question of the Week: Can artificial intelligence solve Hayek’s knowledge problem? What do you think?
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Two economists. Two explanations. Two very different prescriptions. Keynes emphasized collapsing aggregate demand and argued that government intervention could stabilize an economy in crisis. Friedman put monetary stability at the center, arguing that misguided monetary policy could deepen economic downturns. When a crisis hits, should policymakers manage demand or focus on keeping money stable? Keynes vs. Friedman. Where do you stand? AI-generated imagery. Design by Austrian Economics Center.
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One wallet away from proving that dinner is never just dinner.
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If economic ideas were masterpieces. Part 1 | Carl Menger Image modified with AI Design: AEC
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Unpopular opinion for D.C.: Taxing profits into oblivion doesn't help the poor—it destroys wealth creation. High tax rates aren't "fairness," they're economic self-sabotage, and free enterprise is the ultimate moral system. 250 years after Adam Smith, central planners are still failing. Barbara Kolm, @johndchisholm , @GroverNorquist , @danieljmitchell , and Michael Williams are bringing the reality check to Washington. Why are we still pretending the government spends your money better than you do? Fight us in the replies. 👇🔥 (I won't answer; I am on holiday.) #FMRS #FreeMarket #TaxReform #WashingtonDC
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