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10/15/2003 Mises.org

Economic Picture Looks Mixed (Reuters)

Step on the Gas

Step on the Gas

10/15/2003 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

Come on, Fed, stop being so tight.

Economist Magazine on Gold

Economist Magazine on Gold

10/15/2003 Mises.org

Hard Money (Economist): All currencies are backed b

Hammurabi

Hammurabi

10/14/2003 Mark Thornton

It’

More Japanese Companies in the Black

More Japanese Companies in the Black

10/14/2003 Sean Corrigan

As I’ve been saying, the Japanese economy is shaping up, with evidence given

When Spam Is Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Spam

When Spam Is Outlawed, Only Outlaws Will Spam

10/14/2003 Stephen Carson

This TidBITS article discusses a new California statute that is the most aggressi

Parallel Government Finds Support in Iraq

Parallel Government Finds Support in Iraq

10/14/2003 Jeffrey C. Cleveland

Aljazeera.net on a parallel government forming in opposit

Bloomsbury Economics

Bloomsbury Economics

10/13/2003 Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

“Views about the Bloomsbury Group remain remarkably divided....

Print Some, Burn Some

Print Some, Burn Some

10/13/2003 Jeffrey A. Tucker

At the same time the US is getting a new $20 bill, Iraqis are getting a completely new currency.

A War on Gas Vendors

A War on Gas Vendors

10/13/2003 Mises.org

The following letter arrived in our offices via email from a family member of a US soldier in Iraq. The soldier writes:

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