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UNLV Removes “non-disciplinary” letter from Prof. Hoppe’s file

UNLV Removes “non-disciplinary” letter from Prof. Hoppe’s file

02/19/2005 David J. Heinrich

Apparently, the anonymous comment in my blog is true: Presid

Objectivists Close to Rothbardians??

Objectivists Close to Rothbardians??

Tags: Other Schools of Thought, Political Theory

02/19/2005 Robert P. Murphy

Most of us are familiar with the feud between Rothbard and Rand, and of other aspects of Rand’s personal life that make

The Hammer and Hockey Stick

The Hammer and Hockey Stick

02/18/2005 N. Joseph Potts

Today’s (Friday’s) Wall Street Journal ed

Economic Development in Mexico

Economic Development in Mexico

02/18/2005 Ryan McMaken

“About a decade ago, the government realized it could bring income to Mexico’s poor and remote backcountry and moved aggressively to en

Ghoshal vs MBAs

Ghoshal vs MBAs

02/18/2005 Sean Corrigan

Though, the economist itself is clearly not in favour of the author’s conclusions,

Fan and Fred

Fan and Fred

02/18/2005 Ryan McMaken

A fun article from the Economist on yet another black eye (courtesy of Greenspan)for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:

Privatization Means More Taxes

Privatization Means More Taxes

02/17/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

They could have cut to the chase years ago and admitted what

Teach but Don’t Bother Anyone

Teach but Don’t Bother Anyone

02/17/2005 Myles Kantor

Here is my take on the harassment of Hoppe.

One Country, Three Currencies

One Country, Three Currencies

02/17/2005 Sean Corrigan

The Dollar Gives Way to Euro Cash, says Pravda.

Mises and Hayek for insomniacs

Mises and Hayek for insomniacs

02/17/2005 Sean Corrigan

A note in my inbox: “Mises and Hayek appeared yesterday in a documentary broadcast by Italy’s national, state-run, left-leanin TV channel

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