Celebrating Murray!
Where Austrian economics was once a dwindling school of thought, now it flourishes in the US, Europe, Asia, and Latin and South America.
Education
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Rebuilding the Way We Learn Economics
Economics is a profession badly in need of a shakeup, just as academia is trapped in outmoded, expensive, and inefficient models of higher education.
Education and the New Left: A Libertarian Appreciation
On the matter of forced government schooling, the New Left has had some keen insights.
Will the United States Survive to 1984?
In this still-relevant talk from the early 70s, Ralph Raico examines why libertarians can't rely on either the New Left or the Conservatives.
We Need Hope
Just taking a moment to be cheerful is a powerful remedy from the misery of politics: in fact, such simple resistance is an almost revolutionary act.
Universities and Innovation
Theory and evidence suggest that government attempts to stimulate entrepreneurship and innovation are unlikely to be successful — for many reasons.
Will Republicans End the Department of Education? Not Likely.
If the Bush years are an indication, there's little danger of seeing any GOP-led cuts to the Dept. of Education.
The Political Left’s Shmoo Theory of Education
The bias in favor of "education" is a bias in favor of the opinions of the intellectual classes: it is a devotion to the status quo.
Auburn Feature on Wall Street Journal
Auburn, Alabama, is featured on the front cover of today's Wall Street Journal. I was interviewed extensively for the story, but was not mentioned. The story is about the relationship between the state university and increased manufacturing jobs.
