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...n the LVT was misguided at best. The following is from pages 57-61 of that book:

...is that even the definition is not agreed upon. Open a ‘pop‘ economics book and you’ll find a definition such as “the study of how people respond t

...t after watching PBS's excellent series, "Commanding Heights," (based on a book by Yergin & Stanislaw) which provides an economic overview of the 20th cent ...guments because Shermer must have been indoctrinated in order to write the book. Anyway, thanks for the patronizing citation to Shermer's essay.

Based on the ground-breaking philosophical book "A Theory of Justice" (1971), this exciting new musical was met with critic

...ute with Keynes as the greatest mistake of my professional career, and the book, The Great Depression, which I subsequently wrote, partly in justification

...irst libertarian think-tank” as Reason’s Brian Doherty calls it in his book “Radicals For Capitalism: A Freewheeling History of the Modern Libertaria ...the footnotes of an old book on the history of lobbying by former Newsweek book editor Karl Schriftgiesser, published in 1951, shortly after the Buchanan C

...he 19th century in its attacks on Marxist and Socialist economics. Hayek's book was an almost mystical (and hysterical) defense of laissez-faire capitalism ...ost universally rejected by the Economics establishment. A year later, the book was published in serial form by the ultra-reactionary Readers Digest not wi

...s you own, the level of your D&D character, the bulk tonnage of your comic book collection, and your high score at Call of Duty/Harvest Moon, and use that

| text = The book, as it stands, seems to me to be one of the most frightful muddles I have e

...to know Hohfeld. Why? Because W.N. Hohfeld’s typology of rights from his book Fundamental Legal Conceptions is, well, fundamental. And useful!

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...e court, until they are willing to do what they are ordered." -- The Laws, Book XII

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I could go on (read my non-copyright protected book on the topic), but the point should be clear. If the 1 percent are able to

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...ability, immunity and disability in a 1913 article that he expanded into a book. Libertarians (and lay people in general) are usually ignorant of these imp

Rachel Carson, Silent Spring. The book that touched off the environmental movement. Still a great read, and it’s ...gle for modern times. If you want to break that Big Mac habit, this is the book.

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- Adam Smith; The Wealth of Nations - Book 1 Chapter 6 - Adam Smith; The Wealth of Nations - Book 2 Chapter 3