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06/28/2014 Per Bylund

Franz Ferdinand was a difficult person in many ways. Dark. Angry at times.

Did Carl Menger Start WWI?

06/28/2014 Mark Thornton

On the 100th anniversary of the start of WWI this unlikeliest of anecdotes comes to us from

Germany Reneges on Request for its Gold

Tags: Money and Banking, Global Economy

06/27/2014 Mark Thornton

Germany has now decided that its gold is safe in the hands of the Federal Reserve after all.

Seattle’s $15 Minimum Wage

06/27/2014 Mark Thornton

The City government of Seattle has voted unanimously to raise the minimum wage in the city to $15/hour to be done is a number of stages over the ne

Replace Striking Teachers with Babysitters

06/26/2014 David Howden

Productivity Declines, Fewer Startups, and Regime Uncertainty

06/26/2014 John P. Cochran

In today’s

The Economics of Offensive Trademarks

06/26/2014 Randall G. Holcombe

Reflecting on the Patent and Trademark Office’s

This Boom is a Problem

06/25/2014 David Howden

Writing for the Globe and Mail, Tom Bradley is

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