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Rent-Seeking in the Nashville Limo Industry

04/21/2011 Art Carden

This is all about public safety, of course. HT: Bryan Caplan.

Teaching Consensus, Losing Creativity

04/21/2011 Douglas E. French

A sure way to temporarily flag employee moral is to call an employee meeting.

Cordato and Kirzner on Intellectual Property

04/21/2011 Stephan Kinsella

I’ve noted before the views of Austrians such as Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard on IP.

Turgot the Great

04/20/2011 David Gordon

This outstanding book was ten years in the making, but it is finally here and the result is startling.

Music Wants to Be Free

04/20/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Weird Al was nice enough to ask Lady Gaga if he could so this, but the fame-drunk starlet

Reason.tv on Environmental Disasters, What We’re Doing Tonight

04/20/2011 Art Carden

Here’s a great video from Reason.tv on “The Top Five Environmental Disasters that Didn’t Happen.” I have asked, seriously, why people still pay att

Mossoff: Why Should Business Leaders Care About Intellectual Property (Objectivism)

04/19/2011 Stephan Kinsella

As I’ve noted before, with the rise of IP abolitionism among libertarians, with IP defenders on the ropes

NPR Makes an Actual Contribution to Human Understanding

04/18/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

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Pushing the Mises Envelope

04/18/2011 Douglas E. French

It appears some people who consume mises.org everyday or visit via Facebook have an idea in their heads as to what the Institute will offer in the

Fantastic Speech by De Soto

04/17/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

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