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Mises.org in the Classroom

Mises.org in the Classroom

11/27/2012 Dan Sanchez

A teacher writes:

I am teaching an AP US History class and we are discussing the tariff controversies of the 1820s.

What Ludwig von Mises Taught Gottfried Haberler and Paul Samuelson about Tax Loopholes

What Ludwig von Mises Taught Gottfried Haberler and Paul Samuelson about Tax Loopholes

11/27/2012 Joseph T. Salerno

Tax loopholes are universally denounced across the political spectrum.

Nuking the Moon

Nuking the Moon

11/26/2012 Dan Sanchez

The Theory of Money and Credit at 100

The Theory of Money and Credit at 100

11/23/2012 John P. Cochran

Kurt Schuler at Free Banking provides a tribute

An Entrepreneur’s View of the (Not So) Affordable Health Care Act

An Entrepreneur’s View of the (Not So) Affordable Health Care Act

11/21/2012 Joseph T. Salerno

Mises Institute supporter and entrepreneur Bob Luddy

Coase on the Economists

Coase on the Economists

11/21/2012 Peter G. Klein

Ronald Coase has a short piece in the December 2012 Harvard Business Review,

Yes, Rothbard Covered That: Exemptions as “Subsidies” Edition

Yes, Rothbard Covered That: Exemptions as “Subsidies” Edition

11/20/2012 Dan Sanchez

Congress is desperately searching for the brake as the Federal government rapidly approaches the year-end “fiscal cliff.” The chief element o

Supply Sider Fetishes

Supply Sider Fetishes

11/20/2012 John P. Cochran

The hunt for deductions, exemptions, and loopholes to eliminate, undertaken by The Economist (as seen in my

Hayek Landed in the Social Safety Net

Hayek Landed in the Social Safety Net

11/20/2012 Joseph T. Salerno

It turns out that Friedrich Hayek did indeed apply for Social Security payments at the urging of billionaire Charles Koch.

Papa John and “Passing On”

Papa John and “Passing On”

11/20/2012 Dan Sanchez

The response of several businessmen to the upcoming implementation of Obamacare has made quite a splash.

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