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Over at the New Yorker, James Surowiecki scolds David Stockman, author of the smash bestseller The Great Deformation: The Corruption of American Capitalism, for blaming the Federal Reserve for the boom-bust cycle. Why, we had booms and busts before the Fed, says Surowiecki.

If only he’d seen our resource page on Economic Cycles Before the Fed, instead of just repeating the same establishment argument every Fed opponent has heard a million times before.

This reminds me of Plato’s allegory of the cave. (Thanks to I Owe You Only Non-Aggression.)

So far we have seven courses you can download and view or listen to at your leisure — at home, in the car, wherever. Our eighth course, coming soon, is “John Maynard Keynes: His System and Its Fallacies.”

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Money and Banking
The American Revolution
History of Libertarianism and Conservatism
History of Political Thought

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So say supporters of the state, who go on to protest that you can always leave if you’re unhappy with being expropriated.

“You Can Always Leave” is the brand new follow-up to “George Ought to Help.”

Here’s “George Ought to Help”:

I myself covered the “social contract” in a video of my own:

(Cross-posted from TomWoods.com.)