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Murphy Moving Mainstream?

If I were a male model, Will Ferrell would lean to his right and comment, “He’s so hot right now.” * The Economist magazine’s blog discusses the tag-team showdown between Kling and me, versus Scott Sumner. But then David Beckworth comes in and hits me in the back of the head with a steel chair. […]

My Answer to Krugman

Posted here.

Further Explanation of My Defense of Kling from Sumner

OK now that I have a little more free time, I clarified my response to Sumner (in defense of Kling on Recalculation). I am simply re-posting my long comment from Scott’s blog. (If you don’t know what the context is for this, just follow the link. Scott brings you up to speed in his original […]

Murphy Interviewed by Life Insurance Professional

Here.

Can Austrian Business Cycle Theory Explain Construction Employment?

With all the excitement over my favorite Keynesian, I almost forgot about the untimely demise of Scott Sumner yesterday. Joking aside, I really think I snatched victory from the jaws of defeat for Arnold Kling in his argument with Sumner (concerning housing starts and the Great Recession). I emailed this to Kling myself, but I […]

Murphy Lecture on (Rothbardian) Bank Mechanics

For the Mises Academy, we have incorporated “pre-recorded” lectures* to make the experience that much cooler for the paying students. (I.e. if you miss the weekly “live” lecture, you can watch this HQ version to get caught up.) Below is a sample, where I walk through the balance sheet basics of banking, from a Rothbardian […]

I Can Die Now

Here. I am not even going to read this now. I feel like Winston when he gets his hands on the book that explains everything in 1984, and he only wants to sip it in small doses.

There’s No Such Thing as Bad Publicity

This is good, I was going to go streaking if I didn’t start getting more links… In response to my critique of David Beckworth, Bill Woolsey, Josh Hendrickson, and Beckworth himself (here and especially here) triple-teamed me. I will digest their responses and probably post another Mises Daily on all this. Let me say one […]