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Category Archives: Book Reviews
Book review: The Market for Liberty, by Linda Tannehill & Morris Tannehill
By Andy Duncan In the comic book legend of Superman, an occasional ingredient in the story is the caped one’s ice cave, the Fortress of Solitude, usually located somewhere up near the North Pole. In the movie series, Christopher Reeve … Continue reading
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New Laissez Faire Books release: Early Speculative Bubbles
Laissez Faire Books have just released a splendid new edition of Doug French’s book, Early Speculative Bubbles, previously published by Mises.org. So how do I know this book is splendid? Because I wrote the new Foreword, which just by itself … Continue reading
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Andy Duncan on the Sword of Marathon
GoldMoney’s Dominic Frisby interviews Andy Duncan (alias Jack England), the author of Sword of Marathon. They talk about Andy’s motivation to write the book, the story plot and his decision to self-publish. Sword of Marathon is a libertarian action adventure … Continue reading
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** Upside Down Monetary Thinking, CORRECTED **
An interview with Dr. Robert Murphy by Andy Katherman Andy Katherman interviews noted Austrian Economist Dr. Robert Murphy, who exposes the fallacious reasoning behind a body of knowledge that is unfortunately gaining traction in academia and government called, Modern Monetary Theory. … Continue reading
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Doug French’s top 10 books on money
GoldMoney’s Andy Duncan speaks to Doug French about his 10 favourite books written by Austrian school economists on the subject of money. Mr French is the senior editor at Laissez Faire Books and is a former President of the Ludwig … Continue reading
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Hoppe’s Dangerous Books
By Joakim Fagerstrom and Joakim Kampe, www.mises.se Introductory Comments by RadioFreeMarket.com Founder, Michael J. McKay To the human mind held in captivity Freedom is an idea which, if it comes at all , can come slowly at first and then … Continue reading
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Sword of Marathon, by Jack England
Book Review by Michael McKay Finally! Entertainment with Reality Economics! You may be, like me, near the end of your rope with Movies, TV and “entertainment” that as a persistent basic premise show Capitalists as ‘Evil Doer’s’ rather than potential … Continue reading
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**How many People can Government Govern?** with Dr. Donald Livingston 04/16/12
Dr. Livingston is a former professor of philosophy at Emory University and a founding member of the Abbeville Institute. He is the editor of and contributor to a new book, Rethinking the American Union for the Twenty-First Century . Have … Continue reading
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Dr. Paul Cleveland How Free People and Free Markets Grow – or Are Lost 02/05/12 RFM
** Dr. Paul Cleveland How Free People and Free Markets Grow – or Are Lost** Understanding the Basic Principles of How Free People and Free Markets Grow – or Are Lost, with Dr. Paul Cleveland. Dr.Cleveland is a Professor of … Continue reading
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Mr. Patrick Barron on Learning Reality Economics From Ludwig von Mises Himself, a discussion of the great book Human Action 10/22/11 RFM
** Learning Reality Economics From Ludwig von Mises Himself, a discussion of the great book Human Action ** with Mr. Patrick Barron and Mr. Cole Cheney Written in 1949 Ludwig Von Mises’ magnum opus Human Action is the seminal work … Continue reading