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Taxed Tickets

Taxed Tickets

01/31/2005 James Fogal

The screw is tightened: &#822

Endowment Taxation?

Endowment Taxation?

01/31/2005 James Fogal

This paper by UCLA’s Kirk Stark (”Enslaving the Beachcomber: Some Thou

World’s Largest Cradle

World’s Largest Cradle

01/31/2005 N. Joseph Potts

The population of India is expected to eclipse that of today’s largest country, China, by about 2010.

No Financial Deregulation Anytime Soon

No Financial Deregulation Anytime Soon

01/31/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Iraq under the rule of Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani could find itself burdened with some

Cato, Lessig, and Intellectual Property

Cato, Lessig, and Intellectual Property

01/31/2005 Stephan Kinsella

Now this is kind of interesting.

A Struggle for Power

A Struggle for Power

01/31/2005 Jeffrey A. Tucker

A very insightful and fresh look at the Iraqi elections by Sudha Shenoy blogging at Liberty and Pow

It’s the Market, Stupid

It’s the Market, Stupid

01/30/2005

In spite of my criticism of the auto industry for its banking business models,

Spitzer Charges Against Wall Street Were Baseless

Spitzer Charges Against Wall Street Were Baseless

01/30/2005 J. Henderson

A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court&#8217

The Lost 1933 Double Eagle

The Lost 1933 Double Eagle

01/30/2005 Robert Blumen

Jim Puplava’s Financial Sense News Hour features an

Forced Savings vs. Forced Federalism

Forced Savings vs. Forced Federalism

01/28/2005 Christopher Westley

I reeceived the following e-mail raising questions about my recent Mises.org critique of “forced sa

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