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Objectivist Law Prof Mossoff on Copyright; or, the Misuse of Labor, Value, and Creation Metaphors

Objectivist Law Prof Mossoff on Copyright; or, the Misuse of Labor, Value, and Creation Metaphors

01/03/2008 Stephan Kinsella

In my posts Owning Thoughts and Labor and

marcus-tullius-cicero

Why Cicero?

Tags: Political Theory

01/03/2008 B.K. Marcus

According to the Mises.org Freedom Calendar, Marcus Tullius Cicero was born 2,115 years ago yesterday.

2007: Year in Review

2007: Year in Review

Tags: Money and Banking, Money and Banks

01/03/2008 Stephan Kinsella

One cannot arguably begin a new year without insi

houses-falling

Credit Expansion and Submarginal Investments

Tags: Financial Markets, Money and Banks

01/03/2008 William Carden

Markets are ruthlessly efficient, meaning in large part that people will not undertake investment proj

Economic Outlook 2008: Darkening Clouds

Economic Outlook 2008: Darkening Clouds

01/02/2008 Paul Armentano

'View of Dresden at Full Moon' (1839) by Johan Christian Clausen Dahl

Presidential election years usual

Copyright Kills Amazing Music Project

Copyright Kills Amazing Music Project

01/02/2008 Stephan Kinsella

A very cool project has been killed by copyright.

in-rainbows_raidohead

Will Radiohead be able to sell what it has given away?

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Value and Exchange

01/01/2008 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Today the CD called “In Rainbows” by Radiohead (a British rock band) goes on sale, and the sales figures will provide an exhibit in the

Free Audiobook: Gold, Peace, and Prosperity

Free Audiobook: Gold, Peace, and Prosperity

01/01/2008 B.K. Marcus

Evonomics

Evonomics

01/01/2008 Justin M. Ptak

From Scientific American Magazine - January 2008: Evolution and econ

david-frum

David Frum on the Gold Standard

Tags: Gold Standard, Money and Banking

12/31/2007 Antoin E. Murphy

David Frum is on the warpath.

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