Hi everyone,
My name is Graham, I am a final year university student studying Economics. I am from the UK and from what I gather I will be quite the minority on here.
I found Austrian economics through reading Ron Pauls book entitled ‘End the Fed’ (Fantastic book, highly reccomend) then I went onto Ludwig von Mises - Theory of money and Credit. I am a total devout Austrian now and hope to take a few classes with the Mises Academy in the near future.
Can anyone give me a first hand insight into the clases?
I hope to meet (online) as many as possible as at my University knowone is willing to accept anything other than Keynesian theory.
Small talk out the way then…Did it sound to much like a “looking for love” post haha.
Welcome to the forums.
Give Rothbard’s Man, Economy, State a whirl
Glad to have you aboard Graham
Graham: “I am a total devout Austrian now and hope to take a few classes with the Mises Academy in the near future.
Can anyone give me a first hand insight into the clases?”
Start a conversation with Grayson Lilburne, he’s the administrator for the Mises Academy.
Hi Graham, what part of UK are you from? I know there’s more of us scattered around, I’m at Birmingham. You might be interested in attending this:
http://www.cobdencentre.org/education-network/austrian-school-seminar/
I am currently in Cambridge. I would be very much interested in that. Much appreciated! I think it would be great to meet more UK-based people as some of the topics can be somewhat US specific.
Thanks again.
Graham
Hi Graham,
I’m also a newbie to this forum! I didn’t really know where to post so I thought I’d post here and say hi to everyone! Looking forward to making some friends and learning lots!
Mamie
Welcome
And good! We need more college students!
And no, it doesn’t look particularly like you’re begging for attention, a lot of people make a thread introducing themselves, this is nothing compared to my first thread where I asked like a million questions… But just btw, I don’t like your thread title…
Hope to see you around!
I called everyone an idiot in my first thread, and was wrong about everything, so you’re off to a relatively good start.