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  • This are great news for those of you interested in reading and learning more of the ideas that enabled a revolutionary development of new [...]

    Review of Austrian Economics—The Full Collection! (e-book format)

    10 May, 2012
  • Today I finished reading a great book titled “The Morality of Capitalism” written by Tom G. Palmer. The book is the result of a [...]

    Free ebook: The Morality of Capitalism by Tom G. Palmer

    25 April, 2012
  • Agreeing with the economist Milton Friedman, “one of the things that have always shocked me is how people, whom I would have trust with [...]

    Milton Friedman and Social Security Taxes

    10 February, 2012
  • Gene Epstein, November 16, 2011 | Universidad Francisco Marroquín Click here to watch the conference (70:07 minutes) Gene Epstein [...]

    Videoconference: Austrian Perspective on the Great Recession and its Aftermath (Socratic Seminar)

    6 January, 2012
  • Ghent University Faculty of Economics and Business Administration has a vacancy for a MOTIVATED DOCTORAL RESEACHER (M/F) In the field of [...]

    PhD position in Economics, Ghent Univ., Belgium

    6 January, 2012

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