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Special Issue of Studies in Emergent Order On The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery

Special Issue of Studies in Emergent Order On The Cultural and Political Economy of Recovery

11/15/2011 Art Carden

The new issue of Studies in Emergent Order is a special issue on Emily Chamlee-Wright’s excellent boo

NPR: Austrian School Economist Hayek Finds New Fans

NPR: Austrian School Economist Hayek Finds New Fans

11/15/2011 B.K. Marcus

“The Nobel Prize-winning Austrian economist Friedrich Hayek’s arguments for free-market capitalism and against socialism and central plann

Hollywood vs. Rothbard on Guerrilla War

11/14/2011 B.K. Marcus

Anyone remember Red Dawn, the 1984 teenage saga of a communist invasion of the United States?

Jim Grant and $43,000 gold

Jim Grant and $43,000 gold

11/14/2011 Mark Thornton

Here is a link to an interview of James Grant and James Rickards on the return to the gold s

Airline Pricing

Airline Pricing

11/14/2011 Art Carden

Last week, I put forth a couple of questions on airline pricing and got a lot of great comments in

Mental Monetary Disorders?

Mental Monetary Disorders?

11/14/2011 Jim Fedako

Krugman thinks Misesians suffer delusions.

The American Invents Act and Patent Reform: The Good, the Meh, and the Ugly

11/14/2011 Stephan Kinsella

It’s widely recognized that the American patent system is “broken” and needs to be “fixed.” ((See

J. Edgar

J. Edgar

11/13/2011 Mark Thornton

The movie is good. Take a look at the trailer here.

A Note on DeLong’s Interpretive Mental Disorder

11/13/2011 Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan

Brad DeLong

Interventionism in Everything: Football Edition

Interventionism in Everything: Football Edition

11/12/2011 Jonathan M. Finegold Catalan

(And by football, I mean soccer. Bare with me.)

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