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Not much original content in this post, but some thins I found to be intellectually advantageous. Deflation, as it is commonly understood, is a confusing concept. The majority of economic thinking presumes it to be universally negative and encourages government action to avert deflation at all costs. However, some economists have noted two distinct forms …
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The International Students for Liberty Conference proved inspiring over the weekend. A quick recap will suffice, then an analysis. Over 500 students showed up from almost every state and I believe 13 countries (?), but that number may be slightly off. I cannot locate the source, so take that as you may. Speakers included Tyler …
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I’m not super-invested in audio shows. They usually feel drawn-out and a waste of time. However, the Harry Browne radio show has made libertarian radio shows, podcasts, etc., grow on me. In that spirit, I thought I’d link some of the better-known (or, in my opinion, at least credible) shows that entertain, even if they …