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Interview with Mark Thornton

Interview with Mark Thornton

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview, Media and Culture
Jeffrey A. Tucker

About the Bastiat Collection:

Ignorance of patents is no excuse!

Ignorance of patents is no excuse!

Tags: Monopoly and Competition, Legal System
Stephan Kinsella

France to Ratify London Agreement on Patent Language

My Hero: Mark Mendel

My Hero: Mark Mendel

Tags: Interventionism, Big Government, Free Markets, Legal System
Stephan Kinsella

Keeping “Order and Security” While Undercover With Rock in Hand in Montebello, Québec, CA

Keeping “Order and Security” While Undercover With Rock in Hand in Montebello, Québec, CA

Tags: The Police State
Justin M. Ptak

Organizers of the protests at the North American leaders’

People don’t kill people, the lack of socialized medicine does!

People don’t kill people, the lack of socialized medicine does!

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Big Government, Health
Lisa Casanova

If I see another citation of this story as proof that we need national health care, I’m g

Quote of the Day: Private Schools in Emerging Markets

Quote of the Day: Private Schools in Emerging Markets

Tags: Education, Taxes and Spending
Lisa Casanova

The Rise of Private Universities:

The Source

The Source

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview
Mises.org

Ron Paul is in New Hampshire, and when I spoke to him yesterday, he told me: “So many of the people I meet mention the Mises Institute.

Thomas Friedman on Addicted to Oil

Thomas Friedman on Addicted to Oil

Tags: Calculation and Knowledge, Production Theory, The Environment
Stephan Kinsella

I recently saw Thomas Friedman’s “Addicted to Oil” documentary on YouTube.

The new Arctic land rush: What’s in it for me?

The new Arctic land rush: What’s in it for me?

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory
Jim Fedako

OK, melting ice and potential oil in the Arctic have brought out the worst in neighboring governments.

Cowabunga with Copowi?

Cowabunga with Copowi?

Tags: Interventionism, Free Markets
N. Joseph Potts

In the debate surrounding net neutrality it seems as if someone is finally willing to put their money where their mouth is: