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Peter and Paul Redux

03/21/2012 Christopher Westley

Dana Milbank doesn’t like Paul Ryan’s budget proposal that was released this week. Why? Well, Ryan cuts spending on the poor in order t

Bernanke’s Deep Understanding

03/21/2012 Douglas E. French

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke went back to the classroom to educate young minds at George Washington

Private vs. Public Barbershop

03/20/2012 Douglas E. French

The Supreme Court is going to consider the constitutionality of ObamaCare in the coming weeks, but the government takeover of healthcare didn’t sta

Obama on Fair Trade

03/19/2012 David Leo Veksler

Barack Obama’s recent statement on fair tra

Tyler Cowen Ignores the Unseen

03/19/2012 Dan Sanchez

Tyler Cowen is impressed over “how much war can spur in

Promoting Entreprenuership, Wasting Capital

03/19/2012 Douglas E. French

Small business is the subject for debate in today’s Wall Street Journal. Small business is said to be the main job creator in the U.S.

Prize-Winning Essays on Money and Credit

03/16/2012 Dan Sanchez

Two $1,000 prizes were awarded at last week’s 2012 Austrian Scholars Conference for outstanding essays.

Krugman on Friedman: An Austrian Approach

03/16/2012 John P. Cochran

Paul Krugman, in a most recent post, argues “Backward moves the macr

Two Articles to Refute

03/16/2012 Thomas E. Woods, Jr.

For senior scholars with a little spare time, or younger folks who like slaying fallacies, here are two articles to refute.

A Temporary Form of Democratic Surplus

03/16/2012 Jörg Guido Hülsmann

Ever heard of social imperialism?

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