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Bloomberg: Germany, Not Greece, Should Exit the Euro

07/17/2015 Ryan McMaken

Bloomberg catches up with Mises.org and Patrick Barron.

Daniel Hausman on Economic Theory

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology

07/16/2015 David Gordon

Daniel Hausman, an influential philosopher of economics, in a recent interview has much to say of interest to Austrians.

IMF to Europe: We Demand More Socialism

07/16/2015 Ryan McMaken

The International Monetary Fund (dominated by the US which has the largest voting bloc, by far) has demanded Europe be more socialistic.

Bank Stress Tests: What Are They Good For?

07/15/2015 Ryan McMaken

Paul-Martin Foss writes:

The Economics of Nuclear Weapons

07/15/2015 Ryan McMaken

The fact remains that the strategic value of nuclear arms lies almost totally on the side of defense.

Palumbo: The Broken Window Fallacy and “Blessings” of Destruction in the Real World

07/15/2015 Mises Institute

Mises Daily Wednesday by Matt Palumbo:&

Too-Big-To-Fail Summed Up in Eight Frames

07/14/2015 Ryan McMaken

Web comic Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal explains how global financial markets w

Video: Joseph Salerno Discusses the War on Cash

07/14/2015 Ryan McMaken

From the interview with the Financial Repression authority podcast:

Accad: The Rise of the Medical Bureaucrat and Centralized Health Care

07/14/2015 Mises Institute

Mises Daily Tuesday by Michel Accad:&nbsp

Greece Today, America Tomorrow?

07/14/2015 Ron Paul

The drama over Greece’s financial crisis continues to dominate the headlines.

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