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Special Issue of Studies in Emergent Order On The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery

11/15/2011 Art Carden

The new issue of Studies in Emergent Order is a special issue on Emily Chamlee-Wright’s excellent boo

Jim Grant and $43,000 gold

11/14/2011 Mark Thornton

Here is a link to an interview of James Grant and James Rickards on the return to the gold s

Hollywood vs. Rothbard on Guerrilla War

11/14/2011 B.K. Marcus

Anyone remember Red Dawn, the 1984 teenage saga of a communist invasion of the United States?

Mental Monetary Disorders?

11/14/2011 Jim Fedako

Krugman thinks Misesians suffer delusions.

Airline Pricing

11/14/2011 Art Carden

Last week, I put forth a couple of questions on airline pricing and got a lot of great comments in

The American Invents Act and Patent Reform: The Good, the Meh, and the Ugly

11/14/2011 Stephan Kinsella

It’s widely recognized that the American patent system is “broken” and needs to be “fixed.” ((See

A Note on DeLong’s Interpretive Mental Disorder

11/13/2011 Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan

Brad DeLong

J. Edgar

11/13/2011 Mark Thornton

The movie is good. Take a look at the trailer here.

Interventionism in Everything: Football Edition

11/12/2011 Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan

(And by football, I mean soccer. Bare with me.)

Learn Austrian Economics

11/11/2011 Justin M. Ptak

For some reason or another I missed this very impressive resource list of essays, books, and videos that Tom Woods put together for those intereste

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