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How about banning tanks, jet fighters and submarines?

How about banning tanks, jet fighters and submarines?

Tags: Big Government, The Environment

10/12/2007 Mises.org

The Australian government has decided to fight against

What do spam and the mafia have in common?

What do spam and the mafia have in common?

Tags: Production Theory

10/11/2007 Mises.org

A couple days ago, Alexey Tolstokozhev, a Russian spammer was

More comments on Last Knight

More comments on Last Knight

Tags: Media and Culture

10/10/2007 Jeffrey A. Tucker

This review by Ira Katz of Lafayette College is pending at

Ludwig von Mises, RIP

Ludwig von Mises, RIP

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview, Biographies

10/10/2007 Mises.org

Today marks 34 years since the passing of Ludwig von Mises, October 10, 1973. He was 92 years old.

Who benefits from inflation?

Who benefits from inflation?

Tags: Money and Banking, Money and Banks

10/10/2007 Mises.org

Temporarily, just organizations and individuals that owe truckloads of debt, namely the US government (although, the debt still exists).

Arbitraging Ron Paul’s Online Odds

Arbitraging Ron Paul’s Online Odds

Tags: Calculation and Knowledge

10/10/2007 Antoin E. Murphy

I admit I haven’t personally participated in any of this stuff, so I can’t speak from experience.

Re: Hermeneutics Redux

Re: Hermeneutics Redux

10/09/2007 Stephan Kinsella

Re Hermeneutics Redux and Boettke v.

Keynes and the Totalitarian State

Keynes and the Totalitarian State

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory

10/09/2007 Justin M. Ptak

More bon mots from Dr.

Response to my review

Response to my review

Tags: Media and Culture

10/08/2007 Joseph T. Salerno

Brian Doherty responds to my review of his book

Yves Guyot: Molinari’s Successor

Yves Guyot: Molinari’s Successor

Tags: Biographies

10/08/2007 Justin M. Ptak

One of the many fascinating footnotes in Dr.

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