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Slow Recovery: Bad Policy or the Norm Following a Financial Crisis

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Reinhart-Rogoff Revisited

The recent release of GDP data continues to show a weak recovery which many who contribute here have attributed regime uncertainty and inappropriate policy. The Wall Street Journal (“A Jobs Fillip”) comes to a similar conclusion:

Whom do you trust: Bitcoin or Bernanke?

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For those following Bitcoin, this interview with Gavin Andresen, the 46-year-old lead software developer for the Bitcoin project in today’s Wall Street Journal should be of interest.

Bitcoin vs. Ben Bernanke

“The chief scientist for the digital currency talks about its appeal—and pitfalls—in a world of fiat money.”

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Great interview of David Stockman

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David Stockman is interviewed here on the Austro-friendly Power Trading Radio by John O’Donnell.

Reservations are required for the David Stockman book signing event in New York on May 21st.

Another Libertarian Case for An Appropriate Ethical Model for Business

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Joseph Salerno’s recent post on The Libertarian Case for Corporate Social Responsibility reminded me of a similar argument about a free market based ethic for business by Richard W. Wilcke in the Independent Review (2004).

A Publishing Atrocity

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“The present management of the Press regrets for political reasons the fact that their predecessors published my books.”

The Libertarian Case for Corporate Social Responsibility

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The AEI, a centrist-establishment think tank, published a compelling policy study this week by Timothy P. Carney.

The Morality of the Market

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“The seeds of this moral defense of free markets were planted by John Locke, Adam Smith and Ludwig von Mises,” writes Steven Pearlstein in the Washington Post.

The Essence of Society Is Peacemaking

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Peace and not war is the father of all things. Peace builds; war destroys.

Two Sides of the Same Debased Coin

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Crony capitalism and Keynesianism are just two sides of the same debased coin.

Summary of Stockman’s Deformation

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Detlev Schlichter reviews David Stockman’s new book The Great Deformation. It provides a nice summery of the book.

The New York book signing event is May 21st.

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