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The Solution is to Ban Popsicles

01/07/2011 Art Carden

We have a two-and-a-half year-old son and an almost seven-month old daughter.

The Myth of Under-provision of Science by the Free Market

01/07/2011 Stephan Kinsella

Anita Acavalos has a fascinating post on The Cobden Centre’s site:

Power and Market in San Francisco

01/06/2011 Art Carden

This inquiry into the San Francisco Happy Meal Ban, from Daily Show reporter Aasif Mandvi, is brilliant:

Intellectual Poverty

01/06/2011 Stephan Kinsella

Opponents of the state monopoly privilege grants that the state and supporters propagandistically call “intellectual property” use a variety of alt

Entrepreneurship and Intellectual Property

01/05/2011 Dan Sanchez

Intellectual property is inherently disruptive to the market mechanism, as the latter is understood by Austrian economics, and is thus prejudicial

Utah going gold?

01/05/2011 Douglas E. French

The Salt Lake Tribune reports that Utah Rep.

The Importance of a Free Press

01/04/2011 Art Carden

Glenn Greenwald’s post this morning and some of m

Mises on BBC Radio

01/04/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

I’m told that Ludwig von Mises is mentioned on this BBC show on the Industrial Revolution.

Boettke: Kids, Don’t Try AE At Home

01/03/2011 Robert Blumen

In a

Henry Hazlitt on TV in 1951

01/03/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

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