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An examination of historical events from an Austro-libertarian perspective with special focus on government intervention.
Non-current events from an Austro-Libertarian perspective.
"The economist who knows no history understands far less than his opposite number in the historical profession; but his claims are far greater. Therefore, he is much wider off the mark." —Murray Rothbard
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Title: LH Request: Statistics on hyperinflationary Weimar.
Text: Looking for statistics on German monetary supply from 1917-30
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LH - Libertarian History
EotW - Entrepreneur of the week (really when I remember to post one)
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Two interviews on Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard's economic thought
Hopefully, this will be of interest to libertarians and those interested in the Austrian school of economics. They are interviews with authors of articles in JHI, who've investigated the origins and ideas of the Austrian school.
https://jhiblog.org/2022/06/24/niklas-olsen-and-quinn-slobodian-on-locating-ludwig-von-mises/
See the full issue of the journal here: https://jhi.pennpress.org/resources/current-issue-abstracts/
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United States Bill of Rights
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What's liberalism?
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Unemployment rate (1991-2019)
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Countries Ranked by Gold Production (1890 - 2018)
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Countries Ranked by Total Exports (1960 - 2018)
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Top 20 Best Global Brands Ranked
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Top 15 Largest Importing Countries and Their Imports Decomposition (1962-2018)
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Top 15 Largest Countries by GDP and Their GDP Components by Economic Activity (1970-2017)
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Top 15 Largest Exporting Countries and Their Exports Decomposition (1962-2018)
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Top 15 Best US Companies to Invest in (1972-2018)
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Top 15 Largest US Companies by Asset 1954-2018
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Top 15 Largest US Companies by Revenue 1954-2018
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Top 15 Most Profitable US Companies 1954-2018
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How Tariffs Work in Trade Wars
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How Trade War Happens and Destroys Countries
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Nick's Non-fiction: Anatomy of the State
Hello fellow truth seekers! For May on my monthly book review podcast we dissected the great Murray Rothbard's ideas in Anatomy of the State. The 50 year old text is brought to life with humorous modern examples and arguments. A real farm to table show from this Denver open mic'r. Thanks for stopping by!
Nick's Non-fiction links
YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCofILqK-qSdcBZyIhM_Rd_g/videos
iTunes/Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/nicks-non-fiction/id1450771426
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-570445450/nnf-anatomy-of-the-state
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What recourse did the states have if no Bill of Rights was passed?
Some of the states ratified the Constitution 2.0 on the condition that a bill of rights would be passed. What could they do if it didn't pass? Whatever that is, under what conditions can they do that?
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