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Argentina: A Country Caught in an Endless Loop of Financial Crises ([link removed])
by Nicolas Russo ([link removed])

Although Argentinians mean well, they cannot seem to break free of an endless loop of crises causes by expansions of the welfare state and deficit spending.

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100% Banking and Its Advocates: A Brief History ([link removed])
by Edward W. Fuller ([link removed])

A return to a system of 100% bank reserves is anything but radical. It would be quite conservative, prudent, and sensible.
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The Myth of "Planned Obsolescence" ([link removed])
by Llewellyn H. Rockwell Jr. ([link removed])

In times of massive and frequent technological improvement, it would be sheer waste for manufacturers to dump resources into making products last past their usefulness.
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by Robert P. Murphy ([link removed]) , Richard Vedder ([link removed])

Economist Richard Vedder discusses his new book Restoring the Promise: Higher Education in America ([link removed]) , which diagnoses what’s wrong with higher education and how to fix it.

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