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Two Economists: Hoppe and Summers

Two Economists: Hoppe and Summers

04/11/2005 Walter Block

This is a tale of two economists, Larry Summers and Hans-Hermann Hoppe.

Oil booms, but investors flee Russia

Oil booms, but investors flee Russia

04/11/2005 Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Old habits die hard. These should be the best of times for oil-rich Russia, with prices remaining above $50 per barrel.

Investment dearth, not savings glut

Investment dearth, not savings glut

04/10/2005 Stefan Karlsson

There is a interesting article in the latest issue of The

A Different View of Market Failure

A Different View of Market Failure

04/10/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Weeding out failures is an important feature of the market economy, says thi

Bernanke the next Fed Chair?

Bernanke the next Fed Chair?

04/09/2005 Robert Blumen

On Bloomberg, Fed’s Bernanke Is Picked

Big Blue Discovers New Way To Leverage Patents

Big Blue Discovers New Way To Leverage Patents

04/08/2005 Stephan Kinsella

A recent article in Corporate Legal Times,

Patents and Peanut Butter Sammiches

Patents and Peanut Butter Sammiches

04/08/2005 Stephan Kinsella

Some things just require no comment. From Greg Aharonian’s PatNews newsletter:

Shocking news: Greenspan says credit expansion is a good thing

Shocking news: Greenspan says credit expansion is a good thing

04/08/2005 Stefan Karlsson

Sometimes the news media produces really shocking news items.

Norwegian government to force companies to have more female board members

Norwegian government to force companies to have more female board members

04/08/2005 Stefan Karlsson

The government of Norway is now threatening to close down any company which

The Stateless Internet

The Stateless Internet

04/07/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Cantillon’s Paradise links to what appears to be a wonde

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