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DiLorenzo and Raico on William Graham Sumner

DiLorenzo and Raico on William Graham Sumner

10/11/2013 Ryan McMaken

yesterday in LRC, Thomas DiLorenzo notes:

Paul Cantor’s Full Series on The Economics of the Zombie Apocalypse

Paul Cantor’s Full Series on The Economics of the Zombie Apocalypse

10/11/2013 Peter G. Klein

Paul Cantor’s full series from Mises Daily is now available online: Part One:

Monetary Policy’s ‘Unsustainable Conceit’

Monetary Policy’s ‘Unsustainable Conceit’

10/11/2013 Christopher Westley

The inestimable Jim Grant of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer reminds Washingt

VIDEO: Peter Klein Deconstructs the Debt Ceiling

VIDEO: Peter Klein Deconstructs the Debt Ceiling

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10/11/2013 Christopher Westley

He builds on his Mises Daily article from this morning.

Richard Vedder on the Real Reasons College Costs So Much

Richard Vedder on the Real Reasons College Costs So Much

10/11/2013 Christopher Westley

Mises Institute Associated Scholar Richard Vedder is inter

Yuri Maltsev in Mauritius

Yuri Maltsev in Mauritius

10/11/2013 Christopher Westley

Senior Fellow Yuri Maltsev recently lectured in Mauritius and was interviewed in

More on the Debt Ceiling from ‘Mises Daily’

More on the Debt Ceiling from ‘Mises Daily’

10/11/2013 Ryan McMaken

Peter Klein’s article on the debt ceiling today links also to John

Spitznagel on Rothbard in ‘IBD’:

Spitznagel on Rothbard in ‘IBD’:

10/11/2013 Ryan McMaken

Mark Spitznagel, author of The Dao of Capital: Austrian Investing in a Distorted World

Mises’s Legacy Continues

Mises’s Legacy Continues

10/10/2013 Peter G. Klein

My introduction to Austrian ideas was Hayek under the guidance of Fred Glahe. Hayek led me to Mises and Rothbard.

VIDEO: Mark Thornton Explains the Economics of Gun Prohibition

VIDEO: Mark Thornton Explains the Economics of Gun Prohibition

10/09/2013 Robert Higgs

Mark Thornton discusses the unintended consequences of gun control legislation as an illustration of prohibition economics:

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