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Police Thugs Claim They’re Here to “Serve”

01/22/2011 Kel Kelly

The former Tunisian police force belonging to President Zine ElAbidine Ben Ali were thugs who enforced the dictator’s rule.

Lecture on Bank Mechanics

01/20/2011 Dan Sanchez

As part of the Mises Academy’s continuing efforts to provide ever higher quality service to students, in Robert Murphy’s

Searching for the right name

01/20/2011 Jim Fedako

It looks like the state of Ohio is going to “privatize” the development functions of its Department of Development.

Ireland’s Central Bank Printing Money

01/19/2011 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Bagus explains the moral hazard here.

Update: Patents Kill: Compulsory Licenses and Genzyme’s Life Saving Drug

01/19/2011 Stephan Kinsella

In my post Patents Kill: Compulsory Licenses

Murphy-Krugman Debate (print version)

01/19/2011 Robert P. Murphy

I don’t believe Krugman saw Judge Napolitano’s invitation, but he at least

Kinsella: “Intellectual Freedom and Learning Versus Patent and Copyright”

01/18/2011 Stephan Kinsella

My article, “Intellectual Freedom and Lear

Taking Seriously the Excess Money Demand Problem: A Reply to Robert Murphy

01/18/2011 B.K. Marcus

[David Beckworth offers this reply to Robert Murphy:]

Priceless: How The Federal Reserve Bought The Economics Profession

01/18/2011 Justin M. Ptak

Ryan Grim reports on an issue becoming evermore widely known:

Mick Jagger on making money in music

01/17/2011 Douglas French

In an extraordinary piece

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