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Austrian Business Cycle Theory Questioned

Austrian Business Cycle Theory Questioned

05/09/2004 Robert Blumen

The Mises Institute received the following questions about the Austrian business cycle theory:

The Death of Gold

The Death of Gold

05/09/2004 Robert Blumen

Investor John Hathaway’s article Interest Rates and “The Death

Puplava on Financial Illusions

Puplava on Financial Illusions

05/09/2004 Robert Blumen

Analyst Jim Puplava has recently published Illusions, an essay on

Do New Ventures Require a Financial Mania?

Do New Ventures Require a Financial Mania?

05/09/2004 Robert Blumen

Thomas G.

Negative Externalities of Government

Negative Externalities of Government

05/07/2004 Stephen Carson

Don Boudreaux makes a theoretical observation that is all too dreadfully

Tastes Change

Tastes Change

05/07/2004 Jeffrey A. Tucker

Krispy Kreme hit by Atkins Crazy (BBC). Maybe they could fry them in lard?

Save the Doughnut Industry

Save the Doughnut Industry

05/07/2004 William Carden

As BBC and CNN report (and as Jeff Tucker blogs below), Krispy Kreme’s stock plunged when investors found out that the low-carb craze is affe

The myth of Fed independence

The myth of Fed independence

05/06/2004 Sean Corrigan

Remarks by Gov. Mark W.

Sweatshops

Sweatshops

05/06/2004 William Carden

from Radley Balko, writing for foxnews.com.

War Finance: Hannibal ad portas!

War Finance: Hannibal ad portas!

05/06/2004 Sean Corrigan

Coins reveal how Hannibal bankrupted the Romans (British Archaeology)

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