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More stupid from Tierney; this time on "Kuznets curve" and the dynamics of "wealthier and greener"

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Posted to TT's Lost in Tokyo by TokyoTom on Mon, May 11 2009

Filed under: mises, cordato, property rights, Block, Kuznets, coase, rothbard, Bradley, Terry Anderson, Bailey, Tierney

Libertarians to lefty-enviros: without community-based property rights, sustainable fisheries are impossible

Readers from RealClimate , thanks for your visit. Here`s my comment with embedded links: #188 / 245: Neal & Jim, thanks for the references to the successful experiments in Iceland, NZ and the Alaskan pollock fishery to replace the tragedy of the government...

Posted to TT's Lost in Tokyo by TokyoTom on Sun, May 10 2009

Filed under: property rights, fisheries, RealClimate

Rent-seekers at the Core: Rob Bradley is anxious to defend his role at Enron, but is uninterested in balance, open debate or correcting his own misstatements about EXXON's support for carbon taxes

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Posted to TT's Lost in Tokyo by TokyoTom on Sun, May 10 2009

Filed under: property rights, Knappenberger, Rob Bradley, Exxon, MasterResource, IER, AEA, Murphy, Marlo Lewis

El Mundo Alrevesado de John Maynard Keynes

El Artículo Diario del Instituto von Mises publicado el 4/23/2009 por Mark Thornton John Maynard Keynes usaba con frecuencia un lenguaje florido con expresiones como "espíritus animales" y "la trampa de liquidez" para...

Posted to Rodrigo Diaz by Rodrigo Diaz on Sat, May 9 2009

Strange but true: in the context of climate & fisheries, enviros discuss property rights, cooperation and the tragedy of the commons

Here , in the belly of the Beast - the " RealClimate" blog by climate scientists. Anybody wanna chip in? So far, comments by yours truly are as follows: 134. TokyoTom Says: 8 May 2009 at 11:56 AM Gavin, thanks for a thoughtful post that I hope...

Posted to TT's Lost in Tokyo by TokyoTom on Sat, May 9 2009

Filed under: property rights, Enviro Derangement Syndrome, fisheries, Knappenberger

Bob Murphy, the Heritage Foundation and "green jobs" - ignore coal! We only pay attention to rent-seeking from greens/the left

Bob Murphy has recently noted that he is busy at work, doing yeoman`s work in fighting the good battle against stupid "green" or "clean" jobs that the Obama administration and some enviros are pushing. This is fine as far as it goes...

Posted to TT's Lost in Tokyo by TokyoTom on Fri, May 8 2009

Filed under: obama, Bob Murphy, Rob Bradley, climate change, exxon capture, carbon

El Conservadurismo

Tomado del Libro de Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Libertad o Socialismo , editado por Juan Fernando Carpio E n los dos capítulos anteriores las formas de socialismo más conocidas e identificadas como tales, y que derivaron básicamente de las...

Posted to Rodrigo Diaz by Rodrigo Diaz on Thu, May 7 2009

Una Teoría de Socialismo y Capitalismo

Tomado del Libro de Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Libertad o Socialismo , editado por Juan Fernando Carpio Socialismo al Estilo Social-demócrata E n el último capítulo analicé la versión ortodoxa del socialismo marxista –el...

Posted to Rodrigo Diaz by Rodrigo Diaz on Thu, May 7 2009

Sobre la Imposibilidad de un Gobierno Limitado y Perspectivas de una Segunda Revolución en América

Por Hans-Hermann Hoppe Artículo publicado en Inglés en el Blog del Instituto Mises - Articulo Diario – Junio 28 de 2008 · Introducción I - Un País de Pioneros II - La Revolución Americana III - La Constitución...

Posted to Rodrigo Diaz by Rodrigo Diaz on Tue, May 5 2009

Property of Mind, Right of Access, and Trespass

I own my life. I own my body. I own my mind. I own the product of my own work. If I use my body to create physical property, the product of my work is my property. If I use my mind to create a work, the product of that work is also my property. If I have...

Posted to Panpiper by Peter Cohen on Sat, May 2 2009

Filed under: Trespass, IP socialists, Right of Access, IP, Property of Mind, Intelectual Property

Introducing myself

I am a 50 year old, ex-student of economics, finally coming back to getting more of a clue. My studies are haphazard and unguided and the only control I have on my accuracy is my own personal attention to writing well. This because I tend to write expository...

Posted to Panpiper by Peter Cohen on Sat, May 2 2009

You know you've been reading too much Mises.org when...

...you dream of Jeff Tucker and have Mises Institute books in your dreams as product placement. Honest to God, I had a dream last night where I was in Wal Mart and for some reason, Jeff Tucker was there, sitting in a little Red Rider wagon in a store...

Posted to Musings from an Economics Student by champthom on Fri, May 1 2009

Filed under: books, tucker, foranewliberty, rothbard, jefftucker, jeff, logicofaction, dreams

Futbol, Fate, and 42

Fate isn't a popular subject these days. After all, the world has grown up. Industrialized. Science has eliminated mystery and explains the world around us. Changing our surroundings is as easy as pumping flammable hydrocarbons from the ground and...

Posted to Not-a-Lemming by FutbolGuru on Wed, Apr 29 2009

Filed under: futbol, Soccer, Fate, Life, luck, economic, industrial, chaos

The Surge to Impose Online Sales Taxes

The Surge to Impose Online Sales Taxes The Surge to Impose Online Sales Taxes As states and Congress move to make e-tailers collect sales taxes, Overstock.com and eBay oppose them while Amazon.com calls for uniformity By Olga Kharif Amazon tax fever is...

Posted to mikguiruram by mikguiruram on Tue, Apr 28 2009

The Anarchism and Minarchism Blur

Usually if I talk about minarchism I'm going to essentially bash it and promote anarchism against it. This is to be expected, since I am an anarchist. But I would like to point out a certain sense in which I think that the conflict between anarchists...

Posted to Brainpolice by Brainpolice on Tue, Apr 28 2009

Filed under: Anarchism, Minarchism