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The Feds Spend More on National-Debt Interest Than You Think ([link removed])
by Mark Brandly ([link removed])
As the government continues to pile up trillion dollar deficits, when interest rates return to a historical norm, interest payments on the national debt may exceed payments to Social Security recipients.
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The American Middle Class Isn't Disappearing — But it's Not All Good News ([link removed])
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Middle-income households and workers haven't been disappearing. They've been moving into higher income levels, while the lowest-income groups have been getting smaller. But another recession could erase many of the gains made over 20 years.
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The Austrian Entrepreneur Versus the Romanticized Entrepreneur ([link removed])
by Raushan Gross ([link removed])
Many entrepreneurs go into the marketplace with romantic and abstract notions of how markets work. But there's nothing romantic or abstract about the losses incurred by failed entrepreneurs.
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Does Milton Friedman's "Plucking Model" Refute Austrian Business Cycle Theory? ([link removed])
by Robert P. Murphy ([link removed])
Noah Smith's Bloomberg column praises Milton Friedman's "plucking model" of recessions, where the severity of a bust is connected to the strength of the following recovery. Does this refute Mises's BOOM-BUST theory?
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