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Taking von Mises to pieces

Taking von Mises to pieces

11/18/2010 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Great to see The Economist discussing not only the Austrian business cycle theory but also drawing

The slippery slope of interventions

The slippery slope of interventions

11/18/2010 Jim Fedako

I guess the cat is out of the bag, so to speak.

Faculty Spotlight Interview: John Sophocleus

Faculty Spotlight Interview: John Sophocleus

11/18/2010 Mises.org

John Sophocleus has taught economics at Clemson University, Auburn University, and Auburn University Montgomery.

Faculty Spotlight Interview: Paul T. Prentice

Faculty Spotlight Interview: Paul T. Prentice

11/17/2010 Mises.org

Dr. Prentice served as the Chief Macroeconomist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture under Presidents Carter and Reagan.

Philipp Bagus

Faculty Spotlight Interview: Philipp Bagus

11/16/2010 Mises.org

Philipp Bagus is professor of economics at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos in Madrid.

Where Does Economic Growth Come From?

Where Does Economic Growth Come From?

11/16/2010 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Janet Yellen, vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve,

Faculty Spotlight Interview: William L. Anderson

11/15/2010 Mises.org

Bill Anderson is associate professor of economics at Frostburg State University.

Letter opposing Fed policies

Letter opposing Fed policies

11/15/2010 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Concerning the letter from economists protesting the Fed’s QE2

On Transportation Security

On Transportation Security

11/15/2010 Art Carden

My Forbes.com article proposing th

Once Again, the Copyright/Trademark Tail Tries to Wag the Internet Dog

Once Again, the Copyright/Trademark Tail Tries to Wag the Internet Dog

11/14/2010 Stephan Kinsella

Yet another alarming IP development–a post from Volokh by David Post (h/t Skip Oliva):

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