Readings on Anarchy
One of the things I love about my job is the opportunity to talk to people who represent a wide range of disciplinary and ideological perspectives
Mises Wire
Wait Wait…Don’t Tell Me! NPR and PBS Aren’t Free Lunches for the Poor
In the comments on an earlier post, my good friend and former neighbor Stephen Haptonst
UNLV facing bankruptcy
The university where Murray Rothbard and Hans Hoppe once taught is facing what the Las Vegas Review Journal describes as bankruptcy.
Is the Price of Content Approaching Zero?
David Carr frets, “For those of us who make a living typing, it’s all very scary, of course.
Nina Paley on This Week in Law: Problems with Copyright
I just listened to the most recent episode of Denise Howell’s This Week in Law.
Obama Budget Proposal Proposal ‘Trims or Terminates’ 200+ Federal Programs
This, in an overall budget of 3.7 trillion. Let the triangulation begin. Is it 1995 all over again?
Faculty Spotlight Interview: Stephan Kinsella
Stephan Kinsella is a registered patent attorney and General Counsel for
Uncle Sam Blew Up Grandma’s New Fridge
One of the most enduring myths of popular economics is that war is good for the economy.
Should We Subsidize NPR and PBS?
From MoveOn.org, courtesy of some friends in my Facebook network:
Will Central Bankers Have the Wisdom to Avoid Hyperinflation?
Gary North writing at LewRockwell.com thinks that hyperinflation will not be the outco
