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Intertwined Insanities

Intertwined Insanities

09/15/2006 George Reisman

For a brief analysis of the connection between some bizarre events in the Middle East and in the West, I invite readers to see my article

There will be no private coinage

There will be no private coinage

Tags: Value and Exchange, Money and Banks

09/15/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

N.J.

Kim Davies on the Transcendental Foundations of Ethics

Kim Davies on the Transcendental Foundations of Ethics

09/15/2006 Stephan Kinsella

I have previously posted on Frank Van Dun’s stimulating and promising draft comments

Microsoft, Open Source Patents, and Incentives

Microsoft, Open Source Patents, and Incentives

09/15/2006 Stephan Kinsella

From Microsoft Makes Open Specification Promise:

Microsoft made an irrevocable pr

Religious Studies Prof “Corrects” Block’s Economics

Religious Studies Prof “Corrects” Block’s Economics

09/15/2006 Stephan Kinsella

In

Scruton on Immigration

Scruton on Immigration

09/14/2006 Stephan Kinsella

Should Enoch Powell Have Spoken?, by Roger Scruton: a defense of anti-immigratio

Hey honey, I went to school with this guy!

Hey honey, I went to school with this guy!

09/14/2006 Robert P. Murphy

I was somewhat interested in this USA Today story about t

The Case for the Very Rich

The Case for the Very Rich

09/14/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Passages like this one from The Humane Economy by Wilhelm Roepke make me think that the Mises.org store should be carrying this book, desp

Myths of the Mixed Economy

Myths of the Mixed Economy

09/14/2006 Peter G. Klein

This piece from 1992 was lost in the shuffle.

Gordon Guest Blogging at Organizations and Markets

Gordon Guest Blogging at Organizations and Markets

09/14/2006 Peter G. Klein

For those who can’t get enough of David Gordon — and, really, who can?

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