Economics Questions

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Daniel James Sanchez — Wed, 27 Oct 2010 14:31:18 GMT

Grayson Lilburne:

A comic-ified excerpt from the supply and demand chapter of Robert Murphy's Lessons for the Young Economist.

^ Major extension of this. Now the whole chapter is comic-ified. If you ever want to understand Supply and Demand curves, please read.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

chloe732 — Mon, 18 Oct 2010 00:42:51 GMT

Grayson,

This is going to take some time to read through, but I think you can expect rave reviews as usual. It's good to know that Murphy's book is available in the Literature section (for convenience, it's linked below.) As always, thanks for your effort on these.

Lessons for the Young Economist

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Daniel James Sanchez — Sun, 17 Oct 2010 23:59:16 GMT

A comic-ified excerpt from the supply and demand chapter of Robert Murphy's Lessons for the Young Economist.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Conza88 — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 02:47:47 GMT

Grayson Lilburne:
someday I will.

I'll be waiting... lol

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

liberty student — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 22:30:48 GMT

Looks awesome so far Grayson. The only concern I have is font size, but I suppose that's a constraint of the medium.

The content and presentation is top notch.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Daniel James Sanchez — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 19:10:40 GMT

This issue isn't finished yet, as I'm only 14 pages in, but I thought I'd ask for feedback regarding this new, additional approach to Human Action Comics issues.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Orthogonal — Sun, 04 Apr 2010 07:51:59 GMT

Grayson Lilburne:

Actually, I'm working on another project. Now it might be awhile until I get back to this one, but someday I will.

I'm assuming this other project was "Understanding the Business Cycle" with Robert Murphy which was recently announced . If so, well done, it looks awesome. I'm seriously considering doing it if I have the time.

Does this also mean that you'll now find some time to get back to making Human Action comics?

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Conza88 — Fri, 19 Mar 2010 05:57:37 GMT

Grayson Lilburne:
Actually, I'm working on another project.

Grayson Lilburne:
someday I will.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Felipe — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 19:10:19 GMT

How can I download this material?

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Daniel James Sanchez — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 15:45:37 GMT

Conza88:

Update? Struggling to muster the effort to re-gather the images etc? Maybe set up a donate thing?

Was looking forward to the others.. so I could refer people to them, whatever the topic..

Actually, I'm working on another project. Now it might be awhile until I get back to this one, but someday I will.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Nitroadict — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 07:52:10 GMT

Grayson:

Conza88:
As for Lilburne, working on anything at the moment, or concentrating elsewhere?

My productivity has been circumscribed as of late by a busted computer. For one thing, this means I can only get things done when I can borrow a computer. This also means I lost the editable files for my comics, which includes the constructed images which, while crude, took me a long time to put together.

I also couldn't put down The Last Knight of Liberalism once I picked it up, so that (plus reading Human Action for the 3rd time) swallowed me up for a while.

I'm hoping to get back in the saddle on the Mises Blog soon, and after that hopefully with my comics too!

Get a bootable 4gb to 8gb + flash drive (with say, a copy of Windows Fundemanetals, XP, Ubuntu, etc.) that you can use on other people's computers that can boot from USB.

That should hold you off for a while until you can fix yours and/or get a new one, methinks.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Conza88 — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 07:47:24 GMT

Daniel Muffinburg:

J. Grayson Lilburne:

Conza88:
As for Lilburne, working on anything at the moment, or concentrating elsewhere?

My productivity has been circumscribed as of late by a busted computer. For one thing, this means I can only get things done when I can borrow a computer. This also means I lost the editable files for my comics, which includes the constructed images which, while crude, took me a long time to put together.

I also couldn't put down The Last Knight of Liberalism once I picked it up, so that (plus reading Human Action for the 3rd time) swallowed me up for a while.

I'm hoping to get back in the saddle on the Mises Blog soon, and after that hopefully with my comics too!

What is wrong? You're files may be salvageable.

Update? Struggling to muster the effort to re-gather the images etc? Maybe set up a donate thing?

Was looking forward to the others.. so I could refer people to them, whatever the topic..

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

Hairnet — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:56:51 GMT

These are really fun. I knew most of it, but my knowledge was "solidified" by the visual representations. I also enjoyed the humor.

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

yoshimura — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 01:44:02 GMT

Thank you Lilburne!

All this mumbo jumbo is so much clearer now. :-)

Re: Human Action Comics by Lilburne

filc — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 19:33:15 GMT

Look good Lilburne! Thanks. :)