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Ah, Social Studies Time

Ah, Social Studies Time

01/07/2004 Walt Byars

The start of a new semester at public High School gives us ample opportunity to laugh at the nonsense spouted in Social Studies text.

the war machine is driving the US economy

the war machine is driving the US economy

01/06/2004 Sean Corrigan

“Military Keynesianism might get Bush reelected, but economists are starting to worry,” says Andrew Gumbel in

Foreign Labor is Not Cheap

Foreign Labor is Not Cheap

01/06/2004 D.W. MacKenzie

One of the most common fear concerning free international trade is that jobs in high wage countries (like the US) will be lost to low wage countrie

Measuring Canada’s Poverty

Measuring Canada’s Poverty

01/06/2004 Tony Kondaks

This article by Niel

Defending SUVs against O’Reilly

Defending SUVs against O’Reilly

01/06/2004 Peter G. Klein

Car and Driver’s Brock Yates slams SUV critics l

Progressive in what sense?

Progressive in what sense?

01/06/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Lauchlan Chipman offers this primer on t

Mises on Bureaucracy and Diet

Mises on Bureaucracy and Diet

01/06/2004 Don Lloyd

Good blog here on how Mises, in 1944, anticipated the coming of the fo

Nor do inches fluctuate against yards

Nor do inches fluctuate against yards

01/06/2004 John Dolce

Rest of world gets sick of propping up Bush’s deficit

Rest of world gets sick of propping up Bush’s deficit

01/06/2004 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

“The US economy is reflating fast. Too fast?

Faber’s Foresight

Faber’s Foresight

01/06/2004 Robert Blumen

Economist Marc Faber, author of one of the more interesting books of the last year combining economics and investment ideas (

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