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** June 19, 2021
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** By Matt Ray
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** Biden Wants to Seize Control of Local Land-Use Regulations ([link removed])
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Empowering state legislatures—or worse, the federal government—to abolish local regulations would be a grave mistake.
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** By David Gordon
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** Capitalism Isn't a Modern Invention. It's Medieval. ([link removed])
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Capitalism isn't unique to any particular group. People with the drive to save and invest have always existed; but the idea that this instinct was immoral had to be overcome for markets to flourish.
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** By Doug French
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** Mortgage Companies Cash in on Pandemic Relief ([link removed])
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Mortgage companies have ramped up their purchases of government-backed mortgages in forbearance, and they are selling these loans back to investors at a profit.
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** MISES WIRE AND
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The Fed Plans to Raise Interest Rates—Years from Now by Ryan McMaken ([link removed]') Understanding the "Private" in "Private Security" by Tate Fegley ([link removed])
Governments Are Failing at Their Most Basic Duties—While Promising Free Stuff by Gary Galles ([link removed])
Why Big Business Is Helping the Regime by Ryan McMaken ([link removed])
People Change Their Minds. That Doesn't Make Them Irrational. by Frank Shostak ([link removed])
Thanks to Federal Megaspending, the Trade Deficit Has Only Gotten Worse by Mihai Macovei ([link removed])
This Is What Could Trigger Big Growth in CPI Inflation by Brendan Brown ([link removed])
Why Stimulus Does Not Stimulate by Robert Blumen ([link removed])
The G7's Reckless Commitment To Mounting Debt by Daniel Lacalle ([link removed])
Is Guaranteed Basic Income the Solution to Robots Taking Our Jobs? by Robert Blumen ([link removed])
A Brief History of Secession Referenda in Europe by Ryan McMaken ([link removed])
With Reverse Repos, The Fed Is Now Trying to Clean up Its Own Mess by Doug French ([link removed])
Why America's Oligarchs Are Moving Left by José Niño ([link removed])
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AUDIO MISES WIRE
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They Don't Hate Gold Because It's Gold. They Hate It Because It's Not Government Money. ([link removed])
Why Corporate Lobbyists and Special Interest Groups Won't Go Away ([link removed])
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How Defamation Suits Are Used to Stifle Free Speech ([link removed])
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THIS WEEK'S PODCASTS
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The Economics for Business Podcast: Andrew Frazier on Running Your Business ([link removed])
The Human Action Podcast: The Ethics of Liberty with Ryan McMaken ([link removed])
The Bob Murphy Show: Scott Sumner on Why the Bernanke Fed Was Too Tight ([link removed])
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