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International Sanctions

Legal SystemWar and Foreign Policy

10/31/2013Audio/Video
David Gordon discusses the judicialization of international relations, and how it serves as impetus for war.
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Rejecting War

Big GovernmentWar and Foreign Policy

10/25/2013Audio/Video
Ron Paul discusses the popular rejection of war and a renewed momentum toward world peace.
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Government Debt Addiction

Big GovernmentTaxes and SpendingU.S. Economy

10/25/2013Audio/Video
Judge Napolitano discusses one way the federal government destroys prosperity.
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The Government Default

Big GovernmentTaxes and SpendingU.S. Economy

10/17/2013Audio/Video
In his recent appearance on RT, Lew Rockwell discusses the upside of government default.
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Fama, Hansen, and Shiller

Media and Culture

10/15/2013Audio/Video
Mark Thornton discusses the three American winners of the 2013 Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences.
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The Debt Ceiling

Big GovernmentTaxes and Spending

10/15/2013Audio/Video
Peter G. Klein deconstructs the Debt Ceiling.
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The Economics of Gun Prohibition

Big GovernmentInterventionismPrivate Property

10/08/2013Audio/Video
Mark Thornton discusses the unintended consequences of gun control legislation as an illustration of prohibition economics.
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Government Shutdown, Spending Cuts, and other Fables

Big GovernmentTaxes and SpendingU.S. Economy

10/03/2013Audio/Video
Peter G. Klein explains that the "shutdown" is no shutdown and urges us to reject the economic version of Orwellian doublespeak.
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Blackberry: Lessons from the Smartphone Wars

Free Markets

09/27/2013Audio/Video
Peter G. Klein discusses the demise of Blackberry and how the market, not regulators, should pick technology winners and losers.
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Government Shutdown

Big GovernmentTaxes and SpendingU.S. Economy

09/25/2013Audio/Video
Mark Thornton presents a Misesian commentary on why politics is to blame for the impending U.S. government "shutdown," and how a gold standard could provide real fiscal discipline.
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