The Myth of "The Blessings of War"

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  • čas přidán 30. 06. 2024
  • We're discussing the myth of the benefits of war, which goes something like this: "Doesn't war, death and destruction have positive consequences for the economy? Just look at how many people have jobs due to rebuilding ruined cities and infrastructure".
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    00:00 - The myth of post-war prosperity as a variation on the myth of broken window
    01:57 - First mistake: confusing needs with demand
    03:44 - Second mistake: confusing purchasing power with quantity of money
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    04:47 - Third mistake: confusing interests of individual industries with the interests of society as a whole
    06:10 - The fourth mistake: confusing "building new stuff in place of the old stuff" with the development of the economy
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Komentáře • 12

  • @MsEverAfterings
    @MsEverAfterings Před 2 lety +2

    Thanks!

  • @wertywerrtyson5529
    @wertywerrtyson5529 Před rokem

    In a sense planned obsolescence is based on the same idea. If you make products that only last a short while then you can sell more. But it doesn’t benefit the consumer to keep buying it again and again and it doesn’t make the people richer. If anything it is a waste of resources.

  • @konstantinosserres3598
    @konstantinosserres3598 Před 2 lety +1

    Definitely agree here!... The two sectors I can see benefit from a war, though this doesn't justify war at all, are technology and science due to the need during the war of e.g. faster planes, stronger materials, new medicine... that otherwise would have taken much longer to develop....

  • @uneven5
    @uneven5 Před 2 lety +1

    Outstanding

  • @rodrigodepierola
    @rodrigodepierola Před 2 lety +1

    Dan Carlin AND Austrian Economics? Yes, please.

  • @archangelgabriella8648

    thanks; so glad to come across of such a cool youtube channel - keep up the lord's work! (:

  • @marunio435
    @marunio435 Před rokem

    If a war would be better for an economy, countries will fight with each other for whole the time. It's not hard to imagine.

  • @voswouter87
    @voswouter87 Před 2 lety +3

    You failed to mention the reason Germany did so well:
    Lack of government meddling, their economics minister allowed the people to do good.
    The US did well because their competition had been destroyed while remaining socialist.

  • @austinbyrd1703
    @austinbyrd1703 Před 2 lety +2

    Broken window fallacy baby

  • @haroonbaig5674
    @haroonbaig5674 Před rokem +1

    So u r saying da whole world should be bombed to Develop more...vow.