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North Korea issues new currency: citizens burn piles of old money in protest

North Korea issues new currency: citizens burn piles of old money in protest

Douglas E. French

North Koreans are protesting after the government &#82

Objectivists: “All Property is Intellectual Property”

Objectivists: “All Property is Intellectual Property”

Stephan Kinsella

So says Adam Mossoff, Objectivist law professor,

Levine & Boldrin: The patent system: End it, don’t mend it

Levine & Boldrin: The patent system: End it, don’t mend it

Stephan Kinsella

“The patent system: End it, don’t mend it“–”From AIDS to Android phones, research

The Seen and Unseen of Obama’s Stimulus Plans

The Seen and Unseen of Obama’s Stimulus Plans

Dan Sanchez

This post is one in a series entitled Posthumous Refutations.

Is the Friend of Freedom an “Extremist”?

Is the Friend of Freedom an “Extremist”?

Richard M. Ebeling

Friends of freedom are frequently accused of being “extremists” in not being willing to “compromise” with a “reasonable” amount of government regul

Safeway and Consumer Sovereignty in Oakland, CA

Safeway and Consumer Sovereignty in Oakland, CA

Dan Sanchez

This post is one in a series entitled Posthumous Refutations.

Let’s Be Careful Out There

Let’s Be Careful Out There

Douglas E. French

Here is a piece I wrote back in 2005. I hope you enjoy it.

“Nobody” Wants More Foreclosures?

“Nobody” Wants More Foreclosures?

Robert Blumen

From my friend Jeff Scott, a link toGretchen Morgenseon’s column in the New York Times

Austrian Business Cycle Theory and the Current Economic Crisis

Austrian Business Cycle Theory and the Current Economic Crisis

Richard M. Ebeling

Over on Robert Wenzel’s “EconomicPolicyJournal” blog, it was suggested by a participant that Austrian Business Cycle Theory is a “religion” that Au

Is it the Banks’ Fault?

Robert Blumen

In his paper Deeper in Dept, Dr.