I’m filling in for Peter on the Peter Schiff Show tomorrow, so please tune in: 10am-12pm ET at SchiffRadio.com . Listen live for free; no subscription necessary. Tomorrow we’ll be doing some post-debate commentary, along with other current events and of course your calls —…
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Did you know there are about two dozen Mises Institutes around the world ?

As I noted not long ago, I find myself in serious disagreement with a portion of the end-the-Fed movement. This is the segment of the movement whose complaints are that the Federal Reserve is “privately owned,” that the Fed does not inflate enough, that interest…
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Here’s lecture one of the brand new logic course now available at my Liberty Classroom . The whole course is great, as is its professor, Gerard Casey of University College, Dublin. Professor Casey has been teaching logic and other courses in philosophy for over 30 years. His most recent…
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Yaron Brook of the Ayn Rand Institute explains his organization’s willingness to work with libertarians, who in the old days were ritually denounced by Objectivists: I don’t think there’s been a significant change in terms of our attitude towards libertarians. Two things have happened. We’ve grown,…
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Peter Klein gives a brief explanation of the work of Alvin Roth and Lloyd Shapley.

The lapel mic I use records in only one channel, and the other channel is white noise. So I wind up having to clean out the white noise and then combine the channels. Obviously this is stupid. Surely it must be easy to find a…
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Zhang Weiying warned about malinvestment, about artificially low interest rates and stimulus, etc., and is now seeing vindication. (Thanks to Murray Sabrin and everyone else who sent me the WSJ piece.)

Well, not quite. But Rob Nikolewski of New Mexico’s Capitol Report named some famous people and asked me to comment on each one, after a speech I gave in Albuquerque yesterday.

Willingness to delay gratification. Courtesy of Gary North , check out this experiment involving children who were told they could eat one marshmallow now or two in a little while. The differences between these children later in life are astonishing. (The same phenomenon applies to civilizations, as…
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