ziocody's video: Default America: David Howden Excerpt

I need a professional to finish this documentary. This on camera presence or "talent" as we say in the industry wouldn't narrate, rather appear and address the camera in smaller demonstrative ways throughout the piece. I have two names in mind, both are famous and somewhat aligned with libertarian or Hayekian thinking. I am open to expand this short list as I may get NOs from both. Please add your suggestions in the comment section as I am getting closer to pitching this documentary. Associate professor of economics David Howden explains the fallacies of monetary equilibrium. The Federal Reserve defines it as "when the quantity of money supplied is equal to the quantity demanded." This is in part why the FED believes it can increase the base money supply to spur on the other side of the equation, production. Austrian economists like Howden, are not advocating replacing our centralized monetary system with another system because that would bring about flaws that are inherent with monopolies. Austian economists are free thinking critics and view the economy as organic; the less government interation the better. I apologize for the terrible audio quality in this interview. In all future interviews the problem will be fixed. David Howden is chair of the department of business and social sciences, and associate professor of economics at St. Louis University, at its Madrid Campus, and winner of the Mises Institute's Douglas E. French Prize dhowden@slu.edu - http://spain.slu.edu/fac/dhowden.html Ph.D. (Economics, cum laude), Rey Juan Carlos University, Madrid Spain M.A. (Economics), Rey Juan Carlos University, Madrid Spain BBA (Finance, honors), Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo Canada If you would like to hear from Dr. Dambisa Moyo please email her office and ask her to interview with me office@dambisamoyo.com All my appempts have been unsuccessful and your help is greatly appreciated and needed.