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February 15, 2024
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** By J.R. MacLeod
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** GDP is a Poor Measure of Economic Health ([link removed])
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While economists speak of GDP as a legitimate measure of the economy, a closer look tells us that it is biased toward consumer spending and fails to give a true measure of the value of capital.
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** The Historical Legacy of Rothbard Graduate Seminar ([link removed])
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This year not only marks the 75th anniversary of this Human Action, but also the 25th anniversary of the Rothbard Graduate Seminar.
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** By Rowan Parchi
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** There Is Successful Governance Outside of State Power ([link removed])
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"Government" and "state" are terms typically used synonymously these days. But good governance and good law do not require the presence of the state and its monopoly power.
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** By Ryan McMaken
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** The Problem with the Arbitrary Line between Legal and Illegal Immigration ([link removed])
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The designations of "legal" and "illegal" do little to tell us about the productivity of a migrant, or the demands he or she makes of the welfare state. In practice, legal immigrants have greater access to public funds than illegal immigrants, and it shows.
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