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St. Thomas on Economics

10/16/2004 Christopher Westley

Some quick ruminations on medieval and Thomist economic thought. The Summa Theologica of St.

Flu Follies: New Crisis, Old Story

10/15/2004 Christopher Westley

This

Destructivism

10/14/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

A friend from Wall Street writes: “Eliot Spitzer wiped out $6B in market capitalization of

Sto Lat! Lew Rockwell

10/14/2004 James Ostrowski

Also as part of the conference this weekend, we also celebrate Lew Rockwell’s 60th birthday.

Google’s World

10/14/2004 B.K. Marcus

Google’s new tool makes inroads into areas that belong to others for now, and raises the question: how

A Note on John Q

10/14/2004 David J. Heinrich

Denzel Washinton starred in what was a good movie, but could have been a great movie,

US deficit and the dollar

10/13/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Quoting Mises, Jack Crooks writes in the Asia Times: “In a country wh

Government Building on Its Failures

10/13/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The big web story of the day is the FTC’s fight against spyware (or sho

Edward Prescott on the substitution effect

10/12/2004 Stefan Karlsson

While Edward Prescott was rewarded with the Nobel prize in Economics for his work on business cycles and monetary policy, he has also done some work o

Flabber’gas’ted

10/12/2004 Brian Macker

I woke up this morning to an apparently normal universe.

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