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In 1950-51 Hayek presented a seminar at the University of Chicago entitled "Justice and Equality." The seminar was opened to faculty and students.

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The Danger of "Public" Education

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The key issue in the entire discussion is simply this: shall the parent or the State be the overseer of the child?

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Yes, the Fed Really Is Holding Down Interest Rates

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The empirical evidence is clear: the Fed is pursuing an expansionist monetary policy — and the economic benefits have been disappointing at best.

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Will the Work Day Shrink to Four Hours?

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Edward Stringham on Radically Rethinking Police

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Ed Stringham and Jeff Deist discuss why the US criminal justice system is broken, and how private security firms could create vastly better outcomes.

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Mario Draghi has many warnings for us about the next crisis, but he fails to note that the artificial creation of money is always behind those crises.

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Week in Review: June 24, 2017

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Blog06/23/2017Mises Institute

While the Federal Reserve is desperate to depict an optimistic vision for the global economy, their fellow central bankers aren't buying it.

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Ed Stringham on why the US criminal justice system is broken, and how private security firms could create vastly better outcomes.

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Will the Work Day Shrink to Four Hours?

The American Bar Association Stifles Legal Education

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Draghi Doesn’t See "Bubbles" — Let Me Show You Some

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Yes, the Fed Really Is Holding Down Interest Rates

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