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Bloomsbury Economics

Bloomsbury Economics

Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.

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

Should there be an economics Nobel Prize?

Should there be an economics Nobel Prize?

Jeffrey C. Cleveland

William Watson writing in the National Post on&

Fraternal Regulation Destroys

Fraternal Regulation Destroys

Mark Thornton

Once again it was government regulation that was designed to help that ends up destroying a vital component of the market: “

Wal-Mart or War-Mart?

Wal-Mart or War-Mart?

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Dead Cat bounce in employment data

Dead Cat bounce in employment data

Mark Thornton

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Depends on what the word “cause” means

Depends on what the word “cause” means

Roger W. Garrison

Yesterday, I cited Granger and Sims for trying to convert a fallacy into a principle

Neocons insist that tariffs bring prosperity

Neocons insist that tariffs bring prosperity

William P. Anderson

The Washington Times, which is basically a neocon paper, although it does give some play to free market writers, has once again tried to convice it

Coercion=Prosperity

Coercion=Prosperity

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Regulations are good for the economy, says the Bush administration, according to the 

Austrians at Missouri

Austrians at Missouri

Peter G. Klein

The University of Missouri’s College of Business recently filled several endowed chairs.