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Spitzer Central Plan for Stock Research Backfires

09/20/2005 J. Henderson

The $1.4 billion Wall Street research settlement, devised by New York politician Eliot Spitzer, compels investment banks to pay their “indepe

The Logisitics of Private vs Public

09/18/2005

From the Washington Post:

Austrian Law and Economics

09/18/2005 Stephan Kinsella

Apropos nothing, I’ve just added a few pieces to my site scanned from my paper files, on the topic of (Austrian) law and economics:

Bush, Krugman, and the Old Deal

09/16/2005 Chris Sciabarra

Today’s NY Times article by Paul Krugman, “

Government vs. insurance

09/16/2005 Lisa Casanova

There has been much discussion on this blog and elsewhere about whether to rebuild severely hurricane-damaged areas so people can live there again,

Production or Expropriation?

09/14/2005 Sean Corrigan

As the Thunderer reports, the man who has built a considerable fort

Murray Rothbard With a Texas Accent

09/13/2005 Stefan Karlsson

Prestopundit (aka Greg Ransom) had a funny word to describe, based on a article by Will Wi

Why Is Inflation So Popular?

09/12/2005 Stefan Karlsson

See my answer to that question in my latest LRC article.

Spontaneous Order in Kenya

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Production Theory, Global Economy

09/11/2005 Robert P. Murphy

Paul Poenicke, a student from my honors seminar on Spontaneous Order, sent me this Slate article

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