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Wal-Mart Locates in Poorville, USA

12/22/2004 William Carden

Wal-Mart opens in poor communities? You’re kidding.

Novak on Peace

12/21/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

William Peterson reviews Michael Novak’s new book (The Universal Hunger for Liberty: Why the Clash of Civilizations is Not Inevitable

Gold for the Salvation Army

12/20/2004 Peter G. Klein

“Salvation Army officials don’t know who has been dropping gold coins into their holiday kettles over the last 20 years, but they hope the

Linux for the Masses

12/20/2004 Peter G. Klein

In yet another free-market blow to Microsoft’s

Privatization = Higher Taxes

12/20/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Having ruled out higher payroll taxes (for now), the Bush administration is now dropping hints that it will consider other revenue changes to fund

Price Controls in Iraq—Still!

12/20/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The Economist reports that “Baghdad’s

Dude, You’re Getting A Dell

12/19/2004 Robert P. Murphy

Who’s afraid of China?:

The Central Question

12/19/2004 Robert P. Murphy

The current debate on Social Security privatization has crystallized what is the central question (among many questions) that supporters of economi

What Makes One an Economist?

12/18/2004 Robert P. Murphy

In the comments on a recent blog post, people questioned my assertion that anyone calling him or herself an Austrian economist needs to read Rothba

Prediction concerning Social Security Reform

12/17/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

“Think of the farm bill. Think of the Medicare drug benefit. Think of the steel tariff.

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