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Social Justice Is Nothing like Real Justice ([link removed]) [link removed]
by Germinal G. Van ([link removed])
Since no specific victim and no specific crime has been identified, this is no case of reparation as exists under real justice. It is simply a transfer of wealth from one group to another based on some sort of general "exploitation."
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Some Fundamental Differences between Ludwig von Mises and Nassim Taleb ([link removed])
by Joakim Book ([link removed])
Taleb maintains he’s a statistically-oriented orthodox economist. But I don’t think he understands what people mean by “orthodoxy.”
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Word, Action, and Entrepreneurship ([link removed])
by Jakub Bozydar Wisniewski ([link removed])
An essential aspect of the Mengerian-Misesian tradition — the emphasis that it puts on the entrepreneurial character of all human action, that is, its inherent entanglement with the problems of scarcity and uncertainty.
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Which Branch of Government Is the Worst? A Ranked List ([link removed])
by Ryan McMaken ([link removed])
The de facto fourth branch, sometimes known as the "deep state" is worst. The Congress is the least terrible.
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This Week's Audio/Video:
* Economics for Entrepreneurs: Stephen Denning: There’s a Revolution in Value — It’s Austrian and It’s Agile ([link removed])
This Week's Mises Wire Articles:
* John Rawls's Unfortunate Notions of the Nation-State ([link removed]) by David Gordon
* Private Ownership: A Must ([link removed]) by Henry Hazlitt
* How Entrepreneurs Learn from the Marketplace ([link removed]) by Raushan Gross
* When Nassim Taleb Channels Ludwig von Mises ([link removed]) by Joakim Book
* Politicians Want Thanksgiving To Be Political. Ignore Them. ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
* Catholics and Libertarians ([link removed]) by David Gordon
* The Berlin Wall: Doomed by Economics ([link removed]) by Andrew Moran
* The Hidden Link Between Fiat Money and the Increasing Appeal of Socialism ([link removed]) by Patrick Barron
* Desocialization of Enterprises: Empowering Venezuelans ([link removed]) by Rafael Acevedo, Luis B. Cirocco and Lorca-Susino Maria
* Capital Accumulation, Not Government, Is the Key To Technological Innovation ([link removed]) by Frank Shostak
* Maternal Care Scandal in Britain’s NHS Reveals Human Costs of Socialised Medicine ([link removed]) by George Pickering
* Legacy of Menger’s Theory of Social Institutions ([link removed]) by Arkadiusz Sieroń
* Sound Money Is Our Best Hope Against the Monopolists' Threat ([link removed]) by Brendan Brown
* Second Amendment Sanctuaries: Rhetoric vs. Reality ([link removed]) by Michael Boldin
* The Nobel Laureates Are Wrong: Of Course Financial Incentives Matter ([link removed]) by Robert P. Murphy
* Expect the ECB to Use a "Climate Crisis" to Justify Their Next Stimulus Plan ([link removed]) by Daniel Lacalle
* Money-Supply Growth Accelerates to 28-Month High ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
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