18. Suffolk’s Stabalizing Effects
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27. Interest Rates
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Barthélemy de Laffemas: The First Major French Mercantilist
Barthélemy de Laffemas comes to our attention because of the dozens of execrable pamphlets he wrote on behalf of the mercantile system that he was
21. The Civil War
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30. 1896: The Transformation of the American Party System
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16. Operation Begin
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25. The Gold Standard Era with the National Banking System, 1879-1913
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19. The Stuffolk Difference
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28. A Burst in Productivity
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The Fractional-Reserve Banking Question
Bankers who engage in fractional-reserve banking really do create "money out of thin air." Austrian economics is superior to Marxism in every respect.
