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Friday, February 5, 2010

The Brilliance of That Hayek vs. Keynes Rap

I'm admitting my "economic nerdiness" by saying that I found this hilarious...

video debate... Hayek vs Keynes

(orig. source... Ludwig von Mises Insitute )

Posted by Miles Hoffman at 3:05 PM

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Miles Hoffman: My name is Miles Hoffman. I spent 20 years in research departments on the buy side, primarily as a technology and insurance analyst at 2 large institutional investment firms. Having a computer programming background, I was an early "quant" (that never found the right home) with a "heretical" belief in technical analysis. Inbetween these two firms, I worked as a portfolio manager for the Kuwaiti Institute for Social Security ("KISS"), the social security system of Kuwait (which has REAL money to invest, unlike the pyramid scheme of my home country). Initially I managed a convertible bond portfolio and later managed a conventional bond/stock portfolio. In 1991, I found my "15 minutes of fame" in Kuwait when I unsuccessfully tried to avoid being taken hostage by the invading Iraqi army and was instead shot in the process (but that is a different - and long - story).

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