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Boettke, Peter February 24, 2000: Why Read the Classics in Economics? Boyer, George R. December 2, 2002: Politics and Welfare: The Political Economy of the English Poor Laws Caplan, Bryan December 1, 2003: Mises and Bastiat on How Democracy Goes Wrong, Part II November 3, 2003: Mises and Bastiat on How Democracy Goes Wrong, Part I Coursey, Don October 28, 2002: Vernon Smith, Economic Experiments, and the Visible Hand September 16, 2002: Economic Value, the Value of Economists, and the Meaning of Life Cox, Donald August 4, 2003: The Economics of Believe-It-Or-Not August 5, 2002: Religious Fundamentalism and the Art of Motorcycle Club Maintenance February 18, 2002: Why Economists Should Study Biology Cowen, Tyler May 18, 2000: In Praise of Commercial Fame Emmett, Ross February 11, 2000: The Online Transformation of Economics Education Annotated bibliography of Frank H. Knight Hart, David January 7, 2002: Antoine Louis Claude, Comte Destutt de Tracy, an annotated bibliography December 17, 2001: The Life and Works of Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, an annotated bibliography November 5, 2001: The Life and Works of Jean-Baptiste Say, an annotated bibliography August 6, 2001: The Life and Works of Gustave de Molinari, an annotated bibliography Hubbard, R. Glenn February 3, 2003: An Interview with R. Glenn Hubbard on the Fundamentals of Tax Reform Huberman, Bernardo August 26, 2002: Patterns in the World Wide Web Irwin, Douglas A. November 26, 2001: A Brief History of International Trade Policy Jasay, Anthony de Reflections from Europe: May 3, 2004: Economic Theories of Social Justice: Risk, Value, and Externality April 5, 2004: Third Time Lucky in Russia: Can Putin Build a Real Economy from Oil and Rigour? March 1, 2004: Some Democratic Economics: If We Pay the Piper, Whose Tune Will He Play? February 12, 2004: The Things Labour Unions Are Up To January 7, 2004: A Tadpole Constitution, Part II: Majority Rule by Any Other Name December 1, 2003: A Tadpole Constitution, Part I: How Confederacy Could Turn into a Federal Superstate November 3, 2003: Shall We Borrow from the Children? September 17, 2003: Free-Riding on the Euro September 1, 2003: Property and its Enemies, Part III: How to Get a Free Lunch? Just Apply for It. August 4, 2003: Property and its Enemies, Part II: Is Ownership a Myth? August 4, 2003: Property and its Enemies, Part I: "Design Faults" in Locke's Theory of Property Taint Ownership with Guilt June 2, 2003: Capitalism and Virtue: Politicians Do Not Understand the Economy, But Do Managers? May 15, 2003: Float or Sink? The Millstone of the "Social Market" in Germany April 24, 2003: More Nonsense on Stilts: Mr. Bentham Is At It Again April 7, 2003: What Price Pride? On the Hidden Costs of Economic Illiteracy April 7, 2003: Turkey Knocking on Europe's Door March 3, 2003: The Sins of the Fathers and the Sins of the Sons: Economic Consequences of a United States of Europe July 15, 2002: Thirty-five Hours April 22, 2002: Your Dog Owns Your House Kling, Arnold EconLog EconLog Archives, 2003 EconLog Archives, 2002 (Great Questions of Economics, or GQE) October 7, 2002: The Economics of the Wireless Last Mile Lemieux, Pierre June 2000: The Economics of Smoking Lessig, Lawrence April 7, 2003: An Interview with Lawrence Lessig on Copyrights Levy, David M. and Sandra J. Peart July 7, 2003: The Anti-Exchange Coalition: Godwin Remakes the World January 6, 2003: An Inquiry into the Causes which Affect the Happiness of Nations: The comfort of the lower orders The Secret History of the Dismal Science: May 13, 2002: Eugenics and the Amoralization of Economics December 17, 2001: Parasite Economics and Market Exchange August 27, 2001: Paternalism, Hierarchy, and Markets June 4, 2001: The Governor Eyre Controversy March 26, 2001: Brotherhood, Trade, and the "Negro Question" January 22, 2001: Economics, Religion and Race in the 19th Century Mahoney, Richard February 2, 2004: Sarbanes-Oxley (SOX), Belts and Suspenders: The Regulatory Aftermath of the Corporate Accounting Scandals Martin, Antoine September 1, 2003: What Would Bagehot Have Thought of the Fed's Policy after September 11, 2001? McChesney, Fred S. January 5, 2004: Good Timing: A Mutual-Fund “Scandal”? June 24, 2002: Smoke and Errors March 11, 2002: Enron's True Lesson: Political Opportunism January 7, 2002: Historic Self-Preservation October 15, 2001: Snow Jobs McCullagh, Declan March 1, 2004: Confidentially Yours: The Difference between Private and Public Snooping May 5, 2003: Big Bucks for Small Technology August 6, 2001: The Struggle Over Intellectual Property May 14, 2001: The Economics of Regulating Privacy on the Internet February 12, 2001: Consuming Spam Mail Miron, Jeffrey A. September 24, 2001: The Economics of the Tenure System July 16, 2001: Mandatory Savings Programs April 23, 2001: Can Privatization Improve the Financial Health of the Social Security System? (with Kevin M. Murphy) January 2, 2001: Campaign Finance Regulation: Understanding the Real Issues Murphy, Kevin M. See: Miron. Nye, John V.C. October 6, 2003: Disputing Tastes March 3, 2003: The Myth of Free-Trade Britain April 1, 2002: Irreducible Inequality, Part 2 of 2. January 28, 2002: Economic Growth and True Inequality, Part 1 of 2. Peart, Sandra J. See: Levy. Richman, Sheldon Annotated bibliography of Frédéric Bastiat Roberts, Russell April 7, 2003: An Interview with Lawrence Lessig on Copyrights February 3, 2003: An Interview with R. Glenn Hubbard on the Fundamentals of Tax Reform June 3, 2002: Napsternomics: What's the Most Effective Way to Protect Intellectual Property? November 5, 2001: Is Bethlehem Steel the Canary in the Economic Mine Shaft? June 25, 2001: Do "Big Box" Retailers Harm the Quality of Life? March 5, 2001: How Safe is that Trucker in the Window Rose, Morgan January 6, 2003: Elasticity and Its Expansion, Teacher's Corner December 2, 2002: Shedding Light on Market Power, Teacher's Corner October 28, 2002: What Malthus Missed, and Attacks on Individualists, Teacher's Corner September 16, 2002: In Defense of Malthus, Teacher's Corner June 3, 2002: The Econlib Summer Reading List, Teacher's Corner May 13, 2002: Information, Prices, and Socialism's Flaws, Teacher's Corner April 22, 2002: Implications of Costly Information, Teacher's Corner April 1, 2002: Free Labor, Constrained State, Teacher's Corner March 11, 2002: An Education in Market Failure, Teacher's Corner February 18, 2002: Economists' Views on the Costs of War, Part II, Teacher's Corner January 28, 2002: Economists' Views on the Costs of War, Part I, Teacher's Corner January 7, 2002: Paying for Farm Subsidies, Teacher's Corner November 26, 2001: Patent Laws and the War on Good Drugs, Teacher's Corner November 5, 2001: Risk versus Uncertainty, or Mr. Slate versus Great-Aunt Matilda, Teacher's Corner September 24, 2001: Does It Matter How You Pay for a State Dinner? A Lesson on Ricardian Equivalence, Teacher's Corner October 15, 2001: How to Reduce Unemployment, If We Want, Teacher's Corner August 6, 2001: A Brief History of the Concept of Comparative Advantage, Teacher's Corner Sanderson, Allen R. May 3, 2004: The Puzzling Economics of Sports Selgin, George See: White. Tabarrok, Alexander April 5, 2004: Life-Saving Incentives: Consequences and Solutions to the Organ Shortage Wesbury, Brian S. June 2, 2003: Taking the Voodoo Out of Tax Cuts White, Lawrence H. and George Selgin April 2000: Why Private Banks and Not Central Banks Should Issue Currency, Especially in Less Developed Countries Special Series A Brief History of the Concept of Comparative Advantage, by Morgan Rose (August 6, 2001) Does It Matter How You Pay for a State Dinner? A Lesson on Ricardian Equivalence, by Morgan Rose (September 24, 2001) The Econlib Summer Reading List, by Morgan Rose (June 3, 2002) Economists' Views on the Costs of War, Part I, by Morgan Rose (January 28, 2002) Economists' Views on the Costs of War, Part II, by Morgan Rose (February 18, 2002) An Education in Market Failure, by Morgan Rose (March 11, 2002) Elasticity and Its Expansion, by Morgan Rose (January 6, 2003) Free Labor, Constrained State, by Morgan Rose (April 1, 2002) How to Reduce Unemployment, If We Want, by Morgan Rose (October 15, 2001) In Defense of Malthus, by Morgan Rose (September 16, 2002) Information, Prices, and Socialism's Flaws, by Morgan Rose (May 13, 2001) Implications of Costly Information, by Morgan Rose (April 22, 2001) Patent Laws and the War on Good Drugs, by Morgan Rose (November 26, 2001) Paying for Farm Subsidies, by Morgan Rose (January 7, 2002) Risk versus Uncertainty, or Mr. Slate versus Great-Aunt Matilda, by Morgan Rose (November 5, 2001) Shedding Light on Market Power, by Morgan Rose (December 2, 2002) What Malthus Missed, and Attacks on Individualists, by Morgan Rose (October 28, 2002) Frédéric Bastiat, by Sheldon Richman Richard Cantillon, by Henry Higgs Frank H. Knight, by Ross Emmett Gustave de Molinari, by David Hart Jean-Baptiste Say, by David Hart Antoine Louis Claude, Comte Destutt de Tracy, by David Hart Anne Robert Jacques Turgot, by David Hart Many additional biographies with bibliographies can be found in the Biography pages of the Concise Encyclopedia of Economics.