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Ten Years Ago: An Interview on the Fed

07/20/2009 Richard M. Ebeling

About ten years ago, a reporter did an interview with me that appeared in the “Detroit News” about the Federal Reserve and Greenspan’s monetary pol

New Poll Shows Reality Dawning

07/20/2009 Jeffrey A. Tucker

ABC news provides a helpful round up of the latest national poll on national politics,

A Social Function of the Wealthy

07/20/2009 Jim Fedako

Since I loathe shopping, I tend to stay out of stores.

The Age of Technocide: RIM Pays Out Again Over Patents

07/19/2009 Stephan Kinsella

I previously noted that NTP used the patent system to wring over $600M out of RIM, the manu

Vacant Apartments in New York City

07/18/2009 Robert Blumen

We are shocked, shocked, to read in Gotham Gazette: Unlocking the Apartment

Is it recovery when government expands?

07/17/2009 Jeffrey A. Tucker

MSNBC’s list of metro areas that are no longer “contracting as s

Krugman Touts Austrian Theory! (Sort of)

07/17/2009 William L. Anderson

Paul Krugman, who tells us that assets and capital are homogeneous when it comes to economic policy,

Krugman Did Cause the Housing Bubble

07/17/2009 Mark Thornton

Here is Paul Krugman from his blog trying to deny that he was a persistent advocate for the housing bubble and below that are quotes from him just

Goldman Sachs, Best in the Business

07/17/2009 Peter G. Klein

The business of political capitalism, that is.

Prices respond

07/15/2009 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The PPI was released yesterday (up 1.8% in June) and today the

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