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Informal Employment and Immigration

02/22/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The “Trendy City” Fallacy

02/21/2004 Robert Blumen

City Journal provides a run-down of the wacky theories of Richard Florida, an economist who argues in a recently published book that in order to gr

Fed Doesn’t See Another Asset Bubble

02/21/2004 Robert Blumen

The same Fed that didn’t see the 90’s stock bubble now does not see another asset bubble, according to an article on CNN [

Landreth and Collander on the Austrian School

02/21/2004 Robert Blumen

From Harry Landreth and David Collander, History of Economic Thought (4th ed., 2002), pp.

Turn of the Screw

02/20/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

A huge variety of personal and social problems trace to a single source: household water heaters set at too low a temperature.

The Dark Side of Trade, Revisited

02/20/2004 Art Carden

On another Times editorial:

Mad Cow Hoax?

02/20/2004 Christopher Westley

The US Agriculture Department’s boorish manipulation of the mad cow scare last December is coming back to haunt it.

David Gordon on Omnipotent Government

02/19/2004 Mises.org

From the Mises Bibliography:

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Sechrest Controversy Cont.

02/19/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

The Washington Post weighs in.

Hayekian Competition

02/18/2004 Sean Corrigan

It may be only another form of paper, but the free market is clearly at work here:

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