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High cost of living? Just Raise the Min. Wage.

High cost of living? Just Raise the Min. Wage.

Tags: Interventionism

12/16/2005 Ryan McMaken

The City Council of Santa Fe, New Mexico has raised the minimum wage to $9.50 per hour

Journal of Libertarian Studies

Journal of Libertarian Studies 19, no. 3 (Summer 2005)

12/16/2005 Antoin E. Murphy

Journal of Libertarian Studies 19, no.

The New Marxism

The New Marxism

12/16/2005 Sean Corrigan

Or: “We’ll keep the green flag flying!”

Number Four

Number Four

12/16/2005 Mises.org

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Krugman v. Walmart

Krugman v. Walmart

12/16/2005 George Reisman

In his column in The New York Times, Paul Krugman attacks Walmart for its claim that i

Best of 2005

Best of 2005

12/15/2005 Mises.org

It’s that time again. Time to select the best articles of 2005.

Economic Xenophobia

Economic Xenophobia

12/14/2005 Per Bylund

I have received quite a few comments on my 12/8 article about the Libertarian Immigration Conundrum (disc

The ECB Puts the Inflation Monster in the jar

The ECB Puts the Inflation Monster in the jar

12/14/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

This is an entertaining video put out by the European Central Bank.

What War?

What War?

12/13/2005 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

The alleged war on Christmas, and the first real war as waged by Massach

First “Private” Spaceport Tainted by State Involvement

First “Private” Spaceport Tainted by State Involvement

12/13/2005 Dick Clark

According to this article,

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The Market Miracle

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Why Your Bigger Paycheck Feels Like Less Money

Tom Wilson

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