Henri Poincaré and the Austrians
The theorem recurrence of Henri Poincaré tells us that in a system with a finite amount of energy and confined to a finite volume space, will return after a long enough time to a state arbitrarily close to its initial state. Basically, if the universe is finite, at some point too distant future everything will be exactly the same as now. If we think, under this theory, within many billions of years you're sitting in front of a PC reading this article. Disturbing is not it?. The main problem with this theory is that the time for that to happen it could be much higher than was predicted as a total life cycle of the universe as the universe will end well.
If instead of talking about the universe, we talk about the money we find something similar but here the universe is much smaller and things returned to their status much sooner. Are business cycles, but this we do not have to resort to Poincare if not the Austrian school that tells us the following (1912) and he sounds sure.
Generally interest rates too low stimulate investment beyond what is justified by the available capital. As investors and companies loaded with cash, bid upward productive resources available in the economy, nominal prices rise to equal the amount of money. These increases are discovering the lie, reveal the illusion monetary and show that such investments were not profitable. At present, only a further monetary injections can prevent the bubble explodes, prolonging speculation and worsen the misallocation of resources, exacerbating the effects of the inevitable crisis.
The crises are cyclical simply because it is what it takes men forget their mistakes and the worst thing is that we forget also that the errors committed when arrested. According to the Austrians, the injection of liquidity because it prolongs the crisis does not allow for a rapid correction. We again ask the question, Are they always doing the central banks?.
So do not forget, it is best to look back for which I strongly recommend this article: Tenth anniversary of the historic crisis in Russia: in ten days the financial system disintegrated.
On August 10, 1998, a barrel of Brent oil, was below the 12 dollars. On August 17, Russia threw in the towel. Announced its willingness to devalue its currency, the ruble, and postpone payments on its debt, which led the Russian financial collapse. "The trigger was a fall in oil prices. Since this was a key Russian export, it meant big trouble for the Kremlin: Russia suddenly could no longer afford to pay the interest on their debts. " So, barely 13 months after the devaluation of the Thai baht triggered a crisis in Southeast Asia, the international financial system suffered a further jolt.
The stock market also sank. The RTS index, which came from a 141.8% rise in 1996 and 97.9 in 1997, yielded a 85.1 in 1998.
Cycles, cycles and more cycles. The good thing about all this, is that after we spent so many, the best ever survived.
Written by Carlos Lopez on August 20, 2008 with 137 points.









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# 1, Vins i més
Anyway I do not agree with that at the end ever do deliver better, I think rather that resembles the story of milk ... that both the pitcher is going to the source ...
Each time passes bill to more people ... not?