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Minimum wage: A Tempest in a Teapot

Minimum wage: A Tempest in a Teapot

Tags: Interventionism, Production Theory, Money and Banks
Mises.org

What a wacky world we live in.

Prize Seeking Nominations

Prize Seeking Nominations

Tags: Media and Culture
Mises.org

It was mentioned on this blog the other day that I had the good fortune to win one of the T

Update on Ed Brown: The Feds are Moving in for the Loot

Update on Ed Brown: The Feds are Moving in for the Loot

Tags: Legal System, Taxes and Spending
Angelo Mike

From The Boston Channel:

Crowdsourcing and Open-Source Software

Crowdsourcing and Open-Source Software

Tags: Interventionism, Monopoly and Competition, Production Theory
B.K. Marcus

In the last edition of The Freeman, David Levin and Michele Boldrin

The Menace of the Herd by Kuehnelt-Leddihn

The Menace of the Herd

Tags: Political Theory, Media and Culture
Jeffrey A. Tucker

The first thing to say about The Menace of the Herd (1943), now available in PDF and in

“Bernanke Challenged On Inflation”

“Bernanke Challenged On Inflation”

Tags: Money and Banking, The Fed, Money and Banks
Stefan Karlsson

When I surfed into the Yahoo News web site Business section, I saw the

Human Action in Niger

Human Action in Niger

Tags: Education, The Environment, Media and Culture
Sean Corrigan

As detailed here, no expensive an

Woods: First Place Templeton Book Award

Woods: First Place Templeton Book Award

Mises.org

Thomas Woods, senior fellow in history, has won the Templeton Enterprise Award for his book

Why Does Capitalism Need To Be Defended?

Why Does Capitalism Need To Be Defended?

Jerry Kirkpatrick

I admit that I have not heard this question—why does capitalism need to be defended?—in precisely that form.

nyt-PatentingLife

Patents kill (according to Crichton)

Tags: Interventionism, Monopoly and Competition, Legal System
Stephan Kinsella

Or so argues Michael Crichton, in Patenting Life, a NY