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Wal-Mart Cites

04/06/2004 William Carden

Anti-Wal-Mart crusaders take Wal-Mart’s “negative long-run impact” as an article of faith without solid empirical or theoretical sup

Scrushy Challenges Sarbanes-Oxley

04/06/2004 Chris Sciabarra

The former head of HealthSouth said in court filings Monday that the Sarbanes-Oxley law he is accused of breaking is unconstitutional and that the

Postscript to “Mises on War & Peace”

04/06/2004 Chris Sciabarra

As a postscript to my “Mises on War & Peace“ blog entry, ch

More Wal-Mart (and Target) Heroism

04/06/2004 Jacob H. Huebert

While Wal-Mart is waging its war for secession in California, it is also worki

River of de Nile on de regulation

04/05/2004 Brian Macker

Pardon my french. The governmental disinformation campaign on deregulation continues.

Wal-Martville

04/05/2004 Mark Thornton

While Wal-Mart has turned to the ballot in a number of cities and towns to win the right to build its giant emporiums, the Inglewood initiative is

Kibbutzniks to own homes

04/05/2004 Myles Kantor

This according to the Jerusalem Post.

Tax Man Memoirs

04/05/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Confessions of a Tax Collector by Richard Yancey (HaperCollins, 2004) appears to be a very interesting look at the practical, personal, and moral i

Mainstream Economists Agree With Kinsella

04/05/2004 William L. Anderson

File sharing has zero effect on recorded music sales, say Felix Oberholzer-Gee of the Harvard Business School and Koleman S.

OPEC: Don’t Blaim Us

04/05/2004 William L. Anderson

Adel Al-Jubeir is precisely right.

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