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vice and virtue without a soul

vice and virtue without a soul

01/11/2006 Gil Guillory

While I have not read Hidden Order by David Friedman, he offers up

Starbucks and the Economics of the “Short” Cappuccino

Starbucks and the Economics of the “Short” Cappuccino

01/10/2006 Dale Steinreich

Slate on how to get a supposedly better cup of coffee for a lower price at Starbucks. Here.

The Elderly-Political Complex

The Elderly-Political Complex

01/10/2006 Gary Galles

As Dwight Eisenhower was leaving office, he warned against government overexpansion from the accumulation of political power in the military-indust

The Great Inspiration

The Great Inspiration

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory, Global Economy

01/10/2006 Per Bylund

“Something is rotten in the state of Denmark,” the officer Marcellus claims in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.

The Outlook for the Dollar

The Outlook for the Dollar

01/09/2006 Stefan Karlsson

I discuss the outlook for the U.S.

Price Gouging: Economics and Ethics

Price Gouging: Economics and Ethics

01/09/2006 Ninos P. Malek

Alabama Attorney General Troy King was recently on Fox News boasting about how

The BIS quotes Mises

The BIS quotes Mises

01/09/2006 Sean Corrigan

BIS Chief Economist, William White, starts a newly-posted working paper contrasting Keynes’

Film Page: The State vs. The Family

Film Page: The State vs. The Family

01/08/2006 Stephen Carson

Films on Liberty and the State

Film Page: The Pathetic Charade of Elections

Film Page: The Pathetic Charade of Elections

01/08/2006 Stephen Carson

Films on Liberty and the State

Forgotten Proto-Austrians

Forgotten Proto-Austrians

01/08/2006 Thomas E. Woods, Jr.

Here’s my review of Alejandro Chafuen’s stunning book

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