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The Piracy Paradox

The Piracy Paradox

Tags: Capital and Interest Theory, Entrepreneurship, Production Theory

09/20/2007 Stephan Kinsella

My post Knock It Off discusses Jacob Sullum’s Reason article about knockoffs

Argumentation Ethics: some brief notes on the concept

Argumentation Ethics: some brief notes on the concept

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory

09/20/2007 Juan Fernando Carpio

Humans have discovered the ethics of liberty over and over again throughout history.

ISI Quiz on Civics and Amercian History

ISI Quiz on Civics and Amercian History

Tags: Education, War and Foreign Policy

09/20/2007 Justin M. Ptak

Take the quiz. An

ISI’s Quiz on Civics and Amercian History

ISI’s Quiz on Civics and Amercian History

09/20/2007 Justin M. Ptak

Take the quiz. An

Shiller on Home Price Trends

Shiller on Home Price Trends

Tags: Capital and Interest Theory, Booms and Busts, Financial Markets

09/20/2007 Robert Blumen

For you Fed-heads, the papers from the Fed’s Ja

New: Recent Literature on Interest

New: Recent Literature on Interest

Tags: Capital and Interest Theory

09/20/2007 Mises.org

Another Patent Tax

Another Patent Tax

Tags: Interventionism, Monopoly and Competition, Taxes and Spending

09/20/2007 Stephan Kinsella

Just when you thought taxes and patents could not get any worse:

“Last Knight” Live Blog 7 -- Ransom

“Last Knight” Live Blog 7 -- Ransom

09/20/2007 Greg Ransom

The scholarship in chapter 4 of Hulsmann’s biography of Mises is immense and impressive.

Last Knight Live Blog 5 Kraus

Last Knight Live Blog 5 Kraus

09/19/2007 Lorenz Kraus

The problem of “psychologismâ€ or psychological approach to economic theory and its significance in writings of earlier Austrian economists (Me

The privatization of holidays

The privatization of holidays

Tags: Big Government, Media and Culture

09/19/2007 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The struggle over holidays oddly mirrors the intractable struggle between market and state, so that we have Labor Day, Presidents Day, and Memorial

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