Carmelo Ferlito, a pupil of Paolo Sylos Labini, recently met in volume una raccolta di saggi sui temi economici più attuali, facendoli precedere da una presentazione di Jesus Huerta de Soto dell’università Juan Carlos di Madrid. Il risultato è un volume di 152 pagine (“Dentro la crisi. Combattere la crisi, difendere il mercato”, Solfanelli, 2010), a metà strada fra il saggio divulgativo e il volume per specialisti di teoria economia e storia dell’economia, che fa luce sulle attuali problematiche della crisi in atto .
L’approccio di Ferlito è anch’esso a metà strada fra quello pessimista di chi osserva che da un secolo nessuna vera teoria è riuscita ad abbracciare e circoscrivere i nuovi fenomeni, e quello ottimista di chi pensa che il capitalismo non sia da considerarsi morto, e ciò almeno dal 2007 anno dello scoppio della crisi attuale. Scrive infatti: «… dopo il grande dibattito sul ciclo economico maturato in ambito austro-tedesco negli anni Venti e Trenta del Novecento, l’interesse per una teoria economica che fosse un tentativo di spiegazione globale della dinamica del sistema capitalistico sembra essersi spento…». Ma aggiunge anche che «La crisi economica non dimostra che il sistema economico capitalistico è finito; al contrario, essa ne testimonia la vitalità. Detto in estrema Summary: There is no capitalism without fluctuations. Marx is the first to realize ... ".
The author moves his criticism of the present management of the crisis (critical nature antikeynesiana), from the precise coordinates - all ' PURPOSE mentions several times the cycle theory of Ludwig von Mises, and then, Hayek, Murray N. Rothbard also Tugan-Baranovsky and Arthur Spiethoff - coordinates fall into four main themes. Capitalist development provides cyclical, and the crisis current is purely economic and "serious errors comes from the monetary authorities ',' the gravity of the crisis made it impossible to be able to continue to conceal the mistakes of economic policy, namely the heavy waste of public money put in sixty years of Keynesian policies of deficit spending ', the crisis did not "prove" Finally, the failure of the market but "the political and monetary management." A "formula" heterodox, as neither the general nor bad "bad" Ferlito on the banks. When contacting the lenders, the author continues, is not always appropriate to treat them as hostile to humanity .
This, more than anything else, the hope of those who look back to study the long history of international credit, not omitting the surprises "in the past there were not usurious banking forms of development that can facilitate the general economic system, "he says," including the weaker social classes ... ".
Today, the powerful of the world, according to Ferland, are committing the same mistakes at the end of Twenty years in America, they say, with their monetary policy actions, drugging a market that would require a rearrangement in the opposite direction. Also used to explain the example of a drug addict. "We used to use the comparison drug," he writes. "Whoever has the slightest familiarity with these issues knows that, to cure a drug addict in withdrawal symptoms, the only effective way is to leave free of drugs, let the crisis run its course ... we know to say something extremely unpopular ' he concludes, "but what we have seen so far there can only lead to these conclusions" .
An effective synthesis of our times of crisis also offers the Huerta de Soto. "In these circumstances," notes, "the best policy would be to liberalize the economy at all levels (especially the labor market) to allow the inputs (and particularly labor) to be redeployed quickly to areas profitable. Equally vital is the reduction of public expenditure ... The economic agents in general and businesses in particular, healed only by reducing costs (especially labor) and returning their loans. And to do what is essential is a very flexible labor market and a sector much more austere public .... " It seems that in Italy someone is listening carefully .
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