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Avatar is Great and Libertarian

12/21/2009 Stephan Kinsella

My wife and I saw Avatar this weekend in 3D. Here’s the verdict: four out of four stars.

The Carrot and the Stick

12/21/2009 Mises.org

[The Economist, June 29, 1946. Reprinted in American Affairs, Vol. 8, No.

Have You Changed Your Mind About Intellectual Property?

12/19/2009 Stephan Kinsella

It’s my impression that in the last 5-10 years, there has been a striking movement towards the anti-IP camp among libertarians and Austrians.

Impoverisher of the Year

12/18/2009 Dan Sanchez

As readers of this blog know, in an astounding feat of oblivious irony, Time magazine has chosen the man who very likely just broke the world as “P

Michael Boldin on Randy Barnett and Federalism

12/17/2009 Stephan Kinsella

I just recalled interesting article by Michael Boldin of the Tenth Amendment Center,

Krugman on the Minimum Wage

12/16/2009 Lucas M. Engelhardt

Paul Krugman suggests that cutting the minimum wage won’t help employment. My hope here is to uncover his errors.

“Aggression” versus “Harm” in Libertarianism

12/16/2009 Stephan Kinsella

A discussion in the comments(archive) section of a pos

The Trinity is Complete

12/16/2009 Dan Sanchez

“We Need a Housing Bubble” Krugman got a Nobel in Economics.

Peak Gold?

12/15/2009 Robert Blumen

Analysis of the economics of gold price formation by the financial media is nearly all wrong.

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