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… is from pages 1338-1339 of Robert Ellickson’s landmark 1993 Yale Law Journal article “Property in Land” (footnotes removed; Ellickson’s quotation in the third paragraph is from pages 300-301 of the 1912 Massachusetts Historical Society edition of William Bradford’s History of Plymouth Plantation): To finance their voyage, the Pilgrims formed a joint stock company with London investors. At […]
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Gene Callahan is mystified: So, I’m teaching Keynesian economics for the second time. And once again, I’m telling my students that, per Keynesians, recessions occur when intended investment falls short of savings. And the best way to fix this, per Keynesians, is for the government to invest in roads, bridges, parks, education, etc. I’m fine […]
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The details for our December 6th meetup are finalized. Once again, we will meet at West End Grill starting at 6pm. We will have a room to ourselves, and if it’s anything like last time, we’ll have a full house until…
I was googling some stuff to prepare for my second lecture in my Mises Academy class on the Great Depression, and I was skimming Princeton University Press’ blurb on the famous Friedman/Schwartz monetary history of the US. I was surprised to see this: “Milton Friedman won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2000 for work […]
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The Movie From Hell
/1,873 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comThe election reconsidered as a horrendous flick we’re forced to watch. Article by Clay […]
What’s Pushing Silver?
/2,276 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comTo more than $100, says Steve St. […]
Quotation of the Day…
/3,487 Comments/in property rights /by Don Boudreaux… is from pages 1338-1339 of Robert Ellickson’s landmark 1993 Yale Law Journal article “Property in Land” (footnotes removed; Ellickson’s quotation in the third paragraph is from pages 300-301 of the 1912 Massachusetts Historical Society edition of William Bradford’s History of Plymouth Plantation): To finance their voyage, the Pilgrims formed a joint stock company with London investors. At […]
Yes Gene, Keynesians *Do* Focus on Consumption More Than Investment
/509 Comments/in Krugman /by Bob MurphyGene Callahan is mystified: So, I’m teaching Keynesian economics for the second time. And once again, I’m telling my students that, per Keynesians, recessions occur when intended investment falls short of savings. And the best way to fix this, per Keynesians, is for the government to invest in roads, bridges, parks, education, etc. I’m fine […]
December 6th Meet-up Details
/2,861 Comments/in Meetings, Speakers, steve gordon /by Edward KodgisThe details for our December 6th meetup are finalized. Once again, we will meet at West End Grill starting at 6pm. We will have a room to ourselves, and if it’s anything like last time, we’ll have a full house until…
Did Milton Friedman Win Two Nobel Prizes?
/1,036 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Bob MurphyI was googling some stuff to prepare for my second lecture in my Mises Academy class on the Great Depression, and I was skimming Princeton University Press’ blurb on the famous Friedman/Schwartz monetary history of the US. I was surprised to see this: “Milton Friedman won the Nobel Prize in Economics in 2000 for work […]
The Piper Will Be Paid
/1,265 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comBob Moriarty on the debt-powered, fractional-reserve economy. Article by Kevin […]
Still Amazing 50 Years Later
/1,478 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comThe iconic photos of Marilyn […]
War vs. Liberty
/3,263 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comA brief history from Jeff […]
Top 10 Bar Drinks
/1,478 Comments/in Uncategorized /by LewRockwell.comClassic libations that have stood the test of […]