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==> Nick Rowe agrees with me that Steve Landsburg’s analysis of paying down government debt is only true if we assume perfect certainty. (Steve I think would totally agree, and that’s why I said in my original post that this was an argument over specifying assumptions for the reader, not about the implications of those […]
Democracy’s Herald doesn’t at all like my response to Jamie Newman’s comment on this Thanksgiving Day post. In his comment on this post, Mr. Newman ridiculed me for reducing an exceeding complex bit of history into a charming parable about the wonder of free markets, private property, and bourgeois “pursuits” (whatever they are). So simple, […]
Some Links
/1,009 Comments/in Trade /by Don BoudreauxBryan Caplan tells the story of opera tenor Joseph Schmidt (1904-1942) – a man elevated by market forces only to be murdered by political ones. Does economic science demonstrate that the top marginal income-tax rate in the United States today should be 73%? (HT Greg Mankiw) Sheldon Richman – now at his new home at […]
You Can’t Secede
/3,389 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comWe’re exiling you. Article by Jeff […]
Have You Ever Fired a Lever-Action?
/3,287 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comShoot this Golden Boy .22 rifle — a Ron Paul favorite — and you’ll want one, too, says […]
How Not To Have a Hangover
/3,465 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comMark Sisson on hacks you can hang your hat […]
The Alleged Funeral of Osama Bin Laden
/347 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comThere are more holes in the official […]
You Don’t Need a ‘Silencer’
/1,176 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comGet quiet rimfire ammo, […]
Kiss Your Dentist Goodbye?
/2,125 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comUse xylitol and forget the fluoride. Article by Lucy […]
How Many Ounces of Gold and Silver Do You Need?
/2,167 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comTo cover expenses during high-inflation periods. Article by Jeff […]
Potpourri
/3,303 Comments/in Krugman, Nick Rowe, Potpourri, Rothbard /by Bob Murphy==> Nick Rowe agrees with me that Steve Landsburg’s analysis of paying down government debt is only true if we assume perfect certainty. (Steve I think would totally agree, and that’s why I said in my original post that this was an argument over specifying assumptions for the reader, not about the implications of those […]
Simple Me
/2,115 Comments/in property rights, Science /by Don BoudreauxDemocracy’s Herald doesn’t at all like my response to Jamie Newman’s comment on this Thanksgiving Day post. In his comment on this post, Mr. Newman ridiculed me for reducing an exceeding complex bit of history into a charming parable about the wonder of free markets, private property, and bourgeois “pursuits” (whatever they are). So simple, […]