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The Reality of the Tax Deal
You won’t believe it, but today at Mises.org I have unqualified praise for two GMU economists, and I illustrate my arguments with a series of curves. (Thanks to Kathy White for creating them.) I may be subject to a boycott in the near future; we’ll see. Here’s the conclusion: Most of the pundits — let […]
Read moreRon Paul Endorses Krugman Debate
Briggs Armstrong tipped me off to this; it comes up at the 4:40 mark: If you haven’t made your pledge yet, what the heck is the matter with you? BTW more generally, how amazing is it that CNBC is showing a picture of his book, and he’s openly talking about these matters? Krugman et al.* […]
Read moreKrugman Castles
I’m going to be pretty busy for all this week, so posting will be sparse. Meanwhile, check this out: Seeing the danger posed by my Knight, Krugman retreats to safety–for now. (See item #3.)
Read moreMurphy Triple Play
* I wrote this a while ago, but it slipped through the cracks. The people at Campaign for Liberty wanted me to rough up Greg Ip and his “myths” about QE, which I was only too happy to do. (Incidentally, I know some readers thought I had been unfair to Ip when I blogged about […]
Read moreDissect the Fed With Bob Murphy!
The full infomercial is here. We’ve slashed prices yet again; the 8-week class is yours for the low-low price of $145. (Don’t tell Doug French we’re giving the class away; he’d fire us.) Also, make sure you catch this part: The pool of students who have enrolled in a Mises Academy class has been steadily […]
Read moreLara-Murphy Report: November’s Interview With Doug French
Some of you may be interested in last issue’s interview with Doug French. You can see that the LMR doesn’t ask the same old questions… If you want to see more, we put up more samples in the middle of this page.
Read moreJohn Carney: “We’re All Austrians Now”
I have been so busy I haven’t had time to lavish praise on John Carney, who has been doing his part to bring Austrian business cycle theory to the table at CNBC. For example, a few weeks ago he ran this interesting piece. Here’s the intriguing intro: It’s no accident that Austrian economics is newly […]
Read moreJeff Tucker Interviews Murphy About The Econ Textbook
This is 24 minutes or so, but it moves fast…
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