In this episode, Mark examines Fed Chairman Jay Powell's recent confession that the Fed is "navigating by the stars on a cloudy night." This reveals the fundamental methodological weakness of the Fed's economic policy and mainstream economics in general ("data dependency"). In contrast, it also reveals the strengths of Austrian economics, economic theory, and the self regulation of the free market. Mark suggests that we all be prepared for big negative surprises in the economy and additional Federal Reserve and government power grabs.

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In this episode, Mark examines Fed Chairman Jay Powell's recent confession that the Fed is "navigating by the stars on a cloudy night." This reveals the fundamental methodological weakness of the Fed's economic policy and mainstream economics in general ("data dependency").{ai:summary}Fed Chairman Jay Powell's recent confession exposes the weakness of the Fed's economic policy and mainstream economics. Austrian economics and the free market offer a better alternative. Brace for negative surprises in the economy and power grabs by the government. #economy

Navigating by the Stars on a Cloudy Night

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