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More from Böhm-Bawerk on Cost of Production as a Determinant of Prices

08/22/2006 George Reisman

The following adds to my previous post about what Böhm-Bawerk says concerning the explanato

Mises U: The Interviews

08/22/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

I had the great pleasure of spending about 10 hours during Mises University in private interviews with many of the faculty members.

Forget LBJ and the World Bank

08/22/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

If you want to know about lifting people out of poverty, study Wal

730,000 lines of unusable code

08/22/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

That’s how the Washington Post describes t

Van Dun on Argumentation Ethics

08/22/2006 Stephan Kinsella

The brilliant and erudite Belgian libertarian legal theorist Frank Van Dun has a powerful, rich and provocative draft article:

Why do Fruit Loops come in a plastic wrapper, whereas Honey Smacks come in a foil wrapper?

08/21/2006 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Yes, it is burning question, and someone had to be bold enough to ask it. So I did. I wasn’t complaining, just asking.

When workers become management

08/21/2006 Jim Fedako

You just have to love it: The contract talks between the Ohio Education Association and its profe

Investment law decisions supporting multinationals show that libertarian politics is far from dead

08/21/2006 Stephan Kinsella

Letter today to Financial Times:

The Scarcity of Time

08/19/2006 Stephan Kinsella

In the comments to this post on time preference, I pointed to a confusion in Ayn Rand&

The Nature of Economic Analysis

08/19/2006 Stephan Kinsella

I’ve been Hoppe-ing my brains out lately.

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