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The Austrian Economists
linked to by 3 other blogs recently
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Off to Romania
posted to The Austrian Economists on Sat 18th May 13
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When is Enough Going to Be Enough?
posted to The Austrian Economists on Thu 16th May 13
|Peter Boettke|Wolfgang Kasper has a new article up at the Edward Elgar blog dealing with the failed policies of the Eurozone. The teaser for the article states: "The Eurozone is in crisis, and only bold reforms can tackle the root causes. In
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Happy Birthday Professor Hayek
posted to The Austrian Economists on Wed 8th May 13
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New Thinking for a New Decade
posted to The Austrian Economists on Fri 1st Jan 10
As of January 1, 2010, we are changing our name to "Coordination Problem". This name change is symbolic as well as substantive. The term "Austrian economics" has become as much a hindrance to the advancement of thought as a
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The Economic Condition of Poor Americans (and the rest of us) Continues to Improve
posted to The Austrian Economists on Fri 27th Nov 09
Steven HorwitzAs many of you know, this is a set of data I've followed closely over the years (as has Don Boudreaux among others). The Census Bureau just released the 2005 data on what households have (HT: Ariel Goldring) and it has allowed me to update
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Lin Ostrom --- Political Economist --- Wins 2009 Nobel
posted to The Austrian Economists on Mon 12th Oct 09
|Peter Boettke| On Saturday I was in beautiful Sante Fe, NM and was having a discussion with my good friend David Henderson. We were discussing the upcoming Nobel Prize in Economics. David tends to get the nod from the WSJ to write up the summary piece on the
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Some Links
posted to Cafe Hayek on Tue 30th Apr 13
John Taylor offers wise advice – I’d call it an expression of “Hayekian-Friedmanite-Buchanesque wisdom” were that term not so clunky – on rules in general, and on monetary policy specifically. (The need for Taylor to offer such
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Interesting blog bits
posted to Anti-Dismal on Fri 26th Apr 13
A debate on efficient/inefficient institutions.Pirate Democracy? Acemoglu and Robinson argue that democracy arises when nondemocratic elites are forced to cede power to the previously disenfranchised and not as a way to solve some inefficiency. Acemoglu and
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Some Links
posted to Cafe Hayek on Thu 4th Apr 13
Don’t miss Max Borders’s interview with the great Deirdre McCloskey.Bob Higgs sees the state for what it is.John Stossel’s bookNo, They Can’t is now available in paperback.George Will documents some of the truly astounding nitwittery



