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Who Could Have Predicted that the Solyndra Deal Wouldn’t Work Out?
If you answered “the private investors who refused to risk their own money on Solyndra,” pat yourself on the back.
Did I Just Compete Unfairly, or Did I Get Ripped Off?
We try to make an occasional dent in the amount of junk in our house. It makes for a handful of decent experiments in everyday economics.
The Philanthropy of Steve Jobs
The Chronicle of Philanthropy makes a passing (and mostly implied) point that libertarians have been making for many decades, namely that the real
Team owners: capitalism for thee but not for me
One of the benefits of the present depression is the fact that the voters are grumpier than usual.
The relation between the non-aggression principle and property rights: a response to Division by Zer0
There was an interesting exchange recently between a left-libertarian (I think that’s what he is) who goes by Divide by Zer0, and anarcho-libertari
The New Deficiency Market
With many foreclosures producing considerable deficiencies–the amount the home sells for at foreclosure being far less than the amount owed—more le