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RIP James M. Buchanan

01/09/2013 Mark Thornton

The co-founder of the Public Choice School has

IP LIMBO - Roldan’s Caricature of Hayek and Keynes

01/09/2013 John P. Cochran

One of my favorite caricatures of Hayek and Keynes was used on the cover The Hayek-Keynes Debate: Lessons for Current Business Cycle Research (1999

The Santa Claus Principle in Action

01/07/2013 Dan Sanchez

Mises wrote:

Unions, Thugs and Storm Troopers and the “Right to Work”

Tags: Big Government

01/07/2013 John P. Cochran

For a great follow-up to George Reisman’s recent commentary on unionism, “

Market Forces and Recovery

01/05/2013 John P. Cochran

Doug French provides some great commentary on housing market in “Markets Stagnate

Fiat Money and Collective Corruption

01/04/2013 Mark Thornton

This article by Thorsten Polleit explains how Bernanke can get away with his moneta

Cronies, Credits, and Crimes

01/03/2013 Dan Sanchez

Most of the handwringing over the recent “fiscal cliff” legislation has been over massive tax credits for favored interests amidst huge tax increas

Another reason to worry about the federal debt bomb

01/03/2013 John P. Cochran

Over at EconLog Bryan Caplan makes some very interesting and important observations on

Austrian Economics—the Queen of the Experimental Sciences

01/02/2013 Robert Higgs

My greatly esteemed friend Vernon Smith turned 86 years of age yesterday.

Austrians are not Austerians

01/02/2013 Dan Sanchez

Robert Wenzel makes this important point.

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