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More state intervention is always needed in a crisis

More state intervention is always needed in a crisis

03/25/2008 J. Henderson

Silly season is back.

Explaining the Division of Labor

Explaining the Division of Labor

Tags: Media and Culture

03/25/2008 Jeffrey A. Tucker

So I tried it again, an article on economics that attempts to reach an audience disinclined to read about economics. It begins:

Sechrest Talk on Youtube

Sechrest Talk on Youtube

03/25/2008 Mises.org

The Individualist Anarchism of “Horton”

The Individualist Anarchism of “Horton”

Tags: Media and Culture

03/24/2008 Jeffrey A. Tucker

I can’t say enough good things about the film version of “Horton Hear

Central Banks to Buy Junk Mortgages...or Not

Central Banks to Buy Junk Mortgages...or Not

03/23/2008 Robert Blumen

On Friday, the Financial Times reported Central Banks Flo

“Copyright is Dead”

“Copyright is Dead”

03/22/2008 Manuel Lora

Quite an interesting blog entry about and net neutrality.

Bookstores in Trouble

Bookstores in Trouble

Tags: Monopoly and Competition, Value and Exchange

03/21/2008 Karen De Coster, CPA

Sadly, Borders Group, Inc.

Should Regulators Design Computer Software?

Should Regulators Design Computer Software?

03/21/2008 Robert Blumen

Computerworld reports

Rethinking IP Completely

Rethinking IP Completely

03/20/2008 Stephan Kinsella

I’ve uploaded the PowerPoint presentation for my ASC talk, re-named “The Intellectual Property Q

The War Against the South and Its Consequences

The War Against the South and Its Consequences

03/20/2008 B.K. Marcus

[This article by Murray N.

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