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Edward Prescott on the substitution effect

10/12/2004 Stefan Karlsson

While Edward Prescott was rewarded with the Nobel prize in Economics for his work on business cycles and monetary policy, he has also done some work o

Flabber’gas’ted

10/12/2004 Brian Macker

I woke up this morning to an apparently normal universe.

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10/11/2004 Mises.org

Paranoia versus Scholarship

10/11/2004 B.K. Marcus

Murray Rothbard gave a lecture at Polytechnic University in the 1970s on the economics of labor and labor regulation.

America First

10/10/2004 Chris Sciabarra

A very interesting article by Franklin Foer appears in today’s NY Times: “

Democracy at Work

10/10/2004 David J. Heinrich

Michael Badnarik, the Libertarian candidate for President, and David Cobb, the Green Party candidate for President, were arrested today for attempt

Austrian on China’s Great Depression

Tags: Booms and Busts, Media and Culture

10/09/2004 Robert Blumen

Krassimir Petrov, an alumnus of Mises Institute programs, presents China&#

Non-indigenous Snakeheads

10/09/2004 David J. Heinrich

There’s apparently been quite a panic about the introduction of non-indigenous

Betting on the Prize

10/07/2004 Mark Thornton

Via MarginalRevolution comes a

The American Model?

10/07/2004 Robert Blumen

The San Francisco Chronicle reports

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