Capital Markets with Peter Klein

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Capital Markets with Peter Klein

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John O’Donnell interviews Dr. Peter Klein of Mises.org on the critique of the popular new book "Capital in the 21stCentury" by Thomas Piketty. The topics include income inequality cause and effect, role of Fed intervention in capital markets, malinvestment in boom/bust cycles with anemic price discovery and the 99% vs the 1% myth. They also discuss why boomers are working longer and the impact of youth joining the workplace.

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