One from someone who watched talks from the Austrian Economics Research Conference online (click to enlarge):
And one from an attendee:
From the description:
The great historian of classical liberalism Ralph Raico wrote to Robert Wenzel:
Bob, I’ve just listened to your talk on the history of the Soviet Union. It is magnificent! The amount of scholarship is overwhelming. You did a truly great job. Regards, Ralph
This is that AERC talk, which was the Henry Hazlitt Memorial Lecture, sponsored by James M. Rodney, delivered on Thursday March, 21, 2013 at the Mises Institute:
Mises Institute Senior Fellow Mark Thornton interviewed by Joseph Dietrich in the Washington Times Communities.
Dietrich: “If you weren’t doing what you are now (as a career), what might you likely be doing instead?”
Thornton: “I would be rich, retired, and attending Mises Institute events.”
AERC lectures on the Mises YouTube channel. Available so far: Robert Wenzel on the collapse of the Soviet Union and Gary North on “How Come We’re So Rich?”
“On the Inherent Instability of Apple Computer Products” by Bill Gates.
“On the Inherent Instability of Microsoft Computer Products” by Steve Jobs.
“On the Inherent Instability of Ford Automobiles” by co-authors from Chrysler, General Motors, and Toyota.
“On the Inherent Instability of Chrysler, General Motors, and Toyota Automobiles” by the Ford Motor Company.
