A Note on Block-Hoppe Debate on Indifference
[Full issue of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 20, no. 4 (2017)]
First book in Austrian Economics book series
The first volume of a new book series on Austrian economics edited by associated scholar Per Bylund and published by the British academic publisher Agenda Publishing is now available: associated scholar Mateusz Machaj‘s Capitalism, Socialism, and Private
London Homicides Now Matching Those in NYC
Greater London and New York City have similar population sizes at around 8.6 million. And now, for the first time, homicides in London are on a par with those in New York City.
Secular Growth in Garrison’s Model: A Comment
[Full Issue of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 20, no. 4 (2017)]
ABSTRACT: I comment on the controversy around Garrison’s secular growth, with special emphasis on Murphy’s contribution in this issue. I also argue that further research on this area should focus on formally connecting Garrison’s model with neoclassical growth theory.
Is Garrison’s Notion of “Secular Growth” Compatible With the Solow Growth Literature?
[Full Issue of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 20, no. 4 (2017)]
A Development of the Theory of the Ricardo Effect
[Full Issue of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics 20, no. 4 (2017)]
The Origins of “Militia” in the Second Amendment — It’s Not About Slavery
While apparently waiting for a taxi, or to be seated for lunch, Larry King was accosted by TMZ in a discussion which eventually led to King declaring that the whole purpose of the Second Amendment of the Bill of Rights was to “repel slave uprisings.”
