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Krugman Prophesies Doom As a Result of Government Spending Cuts and Archaic Notions of Sound Fiscal Policy

Krugman Prophesies Doom As a Result of Government Spending Cuts and Archaic Notions of Sound Fiscal Policy

Israel Curtis

For some inexplicable reason (for Keynesians, unfamiliar with being out of economic fashion), the recent G-20 meeting resulted in some consensus (a

Personal Income Rises With Government Spending, But Not Really

Personal Income Rises With Government Spending, But Not Really

Ryan McMaken

Personal income information released this week by the Bureau of Economic Analysis shows total personal income increasing 0.4 percent, or $54 billio

No Method to Patent Madness: The Supreme Court’s Bilski Decision

Stephan Kinsella

The Supreme Court handed down this term’s final four decisions today: Christian

The course of economic development in England

Jeffrey A. Tucker

What To Do With What You Did Over Your Summer Vacation (2010)

What To Do With What You Did Over Your Summer Vacation (2010)

Art Carden

This is the third annual edition of What To Do With What You Did Over Your Summer Vacation.

Butler Shaffer joins the ePub archive

Butler Shaffer joins the ePub archive

B.K. Marcus

Newly added to our ePub archive: Butler Shaffer’s

The Cinder Buggy by Garet Garrett

Pittsburgh Laughs Last

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Forbes has listed

Copyright as a Moral Hazard

Jeffrey A. Tucker

You can tell that intellectual property rights are not real property rights just from this very interesting

Wolfgang Grassl on Role Reversal

Wolfgang Grassl on Role Reversal

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Wolfgang Grassl sent along his latest comments on the latest embarrassment for the United States:

Locke, Smith, Marx and the Labor Theory of Value

Locke, Smith, Marx and the Labor Theory of Value

Stephan Kinsella

I am trying to research connections between Locke, Smith, and Marx regarding labor.