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Mises U 2014 Begins Monday!

07/18/2014 Ryan McMaken

Mises U 2014 begins Monday!

Regime Uncertainty: Washington’s Attack on Property Rights

07/17/2014 John P. Cochran

Without mentioning it, Michael Boskin provides supports Robert Higgs’s contention the

Mises Summer Fellows 2014

07/17/2014 Ryan McMaken

We’re very happy to have another great group of international young scholars with us this summer.

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07/15/2014 Ryan McMaken

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The Flourishing of Libertarian Literary Writing

07/15/2014 Matthew McCaffrey

Although libertarians and Austrian economists have been interested for a long time in the relationship between art and liberty, there’s been relati

Steve Forbes Promotes a Gold Standard

07/15/2014 Jeff Deist

Steve Forbes, speaking recently in Las Vegas, continued to advocate a gold standard of sorts-- i.e.

Atlanta Fed Paper: We Reduced Unemployment By 0.13%!

07/15/2014 Hunter Lewis

A paper written by two staff members of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta tried to quantify what all the Fed’s new money creation and related mea

Why Did Krugman and Princeton Part Ways?

07/14/2014 Joseph T. Salerno

Forbes columnist Ralph Benko

Academic Fraud and the Peer Review Process

07/14/2014 Joseph T. Salerno

The so-called “peer review process” is supposed to be the unimpeachable guarantee that publications in academic journals have bee

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