![]() ![]() I consider Sandeep a friend and I admire his intellect. Especially since I know Sandeep Jaitly personally. Watching this grow into a media event was unexpected. On August 26th, Forbes Magazine posted an article by John Matonis, “Economist Appearing on Max Keiser Show Forced to Resign” and, on August 27th, two of the most widely read and respected economic bloggers on the web, Jesse’s Café Americain and Tyler Durden’s ZeroHedge, linked to the Matonis article about Jaitly’s departure. Since his forced resignation, the Jaitly matter has spiraled into something greater than an intra-organizational spat. ![]() It does, however, show the admiration Jaitly has for von Mises despite Jaitly’s belief that von Mises departed from the earlier path set by Carl Menger, the ‘father’ of Austrian economics, in the 19th century. The above comment by Jaitly about von Mises is not the comment objected to by ‘objectivists’ at the Gold Standard Institute. Ludwig von Mises is the greatest economist of 20th century The Gold Standard Institute intends to bring truth into the open… and allow.people to make up their own minds…Far from us to try to impose our ideas on anyone!Īs a result of an August 16th interview on the Max Keiser Show, Sandeep Jaitly was forced to resign from the Gold Standard Institute for comments he made about novelist Ayn Rand and economist Ludwig von Mises (Jaitly appears 12 minute, 15 seconds into Keiser’s interview). ![]()
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