Lots of excellent stuff out there in the blogosphere today. Here are a few things that have been making my brain tingle.
Stephen Williamson destroys - and I mean destroys - Paul Krugman's economics.
Jason Brennan dispenses with the myth that Wal-Mart is "subsidized by government" because its employees draw food stamps.
Alex Tabarrok alerts us to a private property legal battle that may have flown under your radar. (It certainly flew under mine.)
XKCD skewers the impact of social media.
George Selgin says everything I did not realize that I wanted to say about libertarianism and why he doesn't consider himself a member.
Tom Woods competes for the BHLs' readership, but he's fighting a losing battle because he's not coming down hard on pro-Confederate racists. (Now do you see what I mean?)
Becky Hargrove makes her first appearance on a list of Stationary Waves links with a fascinating exposition on how the value of consumer goods is changing right in front of our eyes.
Art Carden explains why we are never running out of oil.
Stephen Williamson destroys - and I mean destroys - Paul Krugman's economics.
Jason Brennan dispenses with the myth that Wal-Mart is "subsidized by government" because its employees draw food stamps.
Alex Tabarrok alerts us to a private property legal battle that may have flown under your radar. (It certainly flew under mine.)
XKCD skewers the impact of social media.
George Selgin says everything I did not realize that I wanted to say about libertarianism and why he doesn't consider himself a member.
Tom Woods competes for the BHLs' readership, but he's fighting a losing battle because he's not coming down hard on pro-Confederate racists. (Now do you see what I mean?)
Becky Hargrove makes her first appearance on a list of Stationary Waves links with a fascinating exposition on how the value of consumer goods is changing right in front of our eyes.
Art Carden explains why we are never running out of oil.
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