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The New York Times is Right About Economists, for the Wrong Reasons ([link removed])
by Jeff Deist ([link removed])

Economics today is mostly a jobs program for economists.

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The Hidden Costs Behind Every Government Program ([link removed])
by Gor Mkrtchian ([link removed])

Governments love to point to stuff they built with your tax dollars. But they never point to all the destroyed wealth and lost opportunities that result from those same programs and policies.

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The Coming Whiskey Bubble? ([link removed])
by Matt Kubiak ([link removed])

Whiskey production depends on investment in highly specific capital, and it requires a long time horizon. It's a textbook case of the sort of industry that's likely to suffer most in case of an economic bust.

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Economic Nationalism Is a Philosophy of War ([link removed])
by Ludwig von Mises ([link removed])

What is needed to make peace durable is a change in ideologies. What generates war is the economic philosophy almost universally espoused today by governments and political parties.
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