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Hayek on Keynes

10 March 2010

Hayek on Keynes

Richard Wellings
10 March 2010
In this extract of an interview with John O’Sullivan, F. A. Hayek discusses the Great Depression and the influence of … Continue reading “Hayek on Keynes”

Speaking of Say’s Law

8 March 2010

Speaking of Say’s Law

Steven Kates
8 March 2010
I am now on a 40,000 kilometre round trip to present a paper that will last but a single hour. … Continue reading “Speaking of Say’s Law”

Intellectuals and Society, by Thomas Sowell

15 January 2010

Intellectuals and Society, by Thomas Sowell

John Blundell
15 January 2010
Six weeks before he died in late April 1946, Keynes was visited by Hayek, who told me the conversation went … Continue reading “Intellectuals and Society, by Thomas Sowell”

Profiting from capitalism

12 January 2010

Profiting from capitalism

Peter King
12 January 2010
I recently had a discussion with a commissioning editor of an academic publishing house who informed me that any new … Continue reading “Profiting from capitalism”

A note on Paul Samuelson

30 December 2009

A note on Paul Samuelson

Steven Kates
30 December 2009
To die at 94, still compos mentis, still engaged in the economic debate, is astonishing. Some people seem to be … Continue reading “A note on Paul Samuelson”

A guide to modern lefties

4 January 2010

A guide to modern lefties

Peter King
4 January 2010
The left, we might think, has had a bad time of it intellectually over the last 15 years: socialism has … Continue reading “A guide to modern lefties”

Winston Churchill and the financial crisis

15 December 2009

Winston Churchill and the financial crisis

Steven Kates
15 December 2009
Peter Clarke was Professor of Modern British History at Cambridge and is the author of one of the leading texts … Continue reading “Winston Churchill and the financial crisis”

John Blundell reviews SuperFreakonomics

4 December 2009

John Blundell reviews SuperFreakonomics

John Blundell
4 December 2009
I approached SuperFreakonomics with great hope but also mild trepidation. The great hope was that Levitt and Dubner had pulled … Continue reading “John Blundell reviews SuperFreakonomics”

A presidential reality check

24 November 2009

A presidential reality check

Steven Kates
24 November 2009
What is one to make of this report? BEIJING, Nov 18 (Reuters) – President Barack Obama gave his sternest warning … Continue reading “A presidential reality check”

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