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David Mamet on Central Planning of Culture

David Mamet on Central Planning of Culture

Tags: Free Markets, Media and Culture

02/20/2007 Stephen Carson

A fascinating interview with playwright/scr

Copyrights and Dancing

Copyrights and Dancing

Tags: Legal System, Media and Culture

02/20/2007 Stephan Kinsella

Yet another example of how copyrights and IP amount to partial enslavement:

Deniers at large!

Deniers at large!

Tags: Calculation and Knowledge, The Environment

02/19/2007 Sean Corrigan

Giving the lie once more to the canard that ALL scientists (at least, all those not in the pay of Big Oil) share the IPCC orthodoxy,

The Mises Money Clip

The Mises Money Clip

Tags: Money and Banks

02/19/2007 Mises.org

Public Goods and Bads

Public Goods and Bads

Tags: Production Theory

02/19/2007 Gene Callahan

Here is an interesting paper by Christopher Coyne and Steve Dav

Hugo Chavez: Collectivist Throwback

Hugo Chavez: Collectivist Throwback

Tags: Interventionism, Money and Banking, Political Theory, Money and Banks

02/18/2007 George Reisman

CARACAS, Venezuela, Feb.

Libertarians in America

Libertarians in America

Tags: Political Theory

02/18/2007 Justin M. Ptak

John H.

Minimum wage: A Tempest in a Teapot

Minimum wage: A Tempest in a Teapot

Tags: Interventionism, Production Theory, Money and Banks

02/16/2007 Mises.org

What a wacky world we live in.

Prize Seeking Nominations

Prize Seeking Nominations

Tags: Media and Culture

02/16/2007 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

02/15/2007 Angelo Mike

From The Boston Channel:

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