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- Capital and Interest Theory
- 2004
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John P. Cochran
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John P. Cochran presents the Ludwig von Mises Memorial Lecture at the 2003 Austrian Scholars Conference.
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Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr.
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Sponsored by the Mises Institute and held in Houston, Texas; September 22-23, 1995.
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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Recorded 10/16/2004 at Radical Scholarship: The Guerrilla Movement for Liberty. [21:32]
Mises Daily
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Christopher Mayer
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The following article is from the April issue of The Free Market, available to members of the Mises Institute. Debt is an institution in American government, long established and widespread. A cursory glance at debt statistics will quickly show that there has been a lull in the truth about debt, namely, that it cannot grow indefinitely at the rate
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Thomas J. DiLorenzo
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I n response to an earlier article on Mises.org in which I described why capitalism, and not labor unions, have given us more and more leisure time quite a few people emailed me to ask: ”But aren’t workers at a disadvantage in bargaining individually for wages, and aren’t unions valuable for that reason?” I never argued that unions had no value,
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Mike Foley
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The last few decades have witnessed many innovations in the consumer finance industry. Consumers enjoy a myriad of credit programs tailored to their particular needs: credit cards, home equity lines of credit, payday cash advances, etc. Unfortunately, all these options create problems too, as the attendant responsibility of money management has
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Frank Shostak
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What typifies the modern economy, writes Mises, is complex production that is a “continuous, never-ending pursuit split up into an immense variety of partial processes.” This complex structure of production generates a seemingly endless amount and variety of goods which not only maintains our life, but also makes life more pleasant. It would