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Category Archives: Blog Link
The Unintended Consequences of “Helping” The Troops
Payday Lending and Overdraft Protection | The Volokh Conspiracy Back in 2007, the U.S. military was facing a problem. Soldiers, Sailors, and Marines were (and still are) awful with money. They were racking up massive debts, and scrambling to attempt … Continue reading
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Tagged bad laws, discrimination, Economics, lending, Military, payday loans, unintended consequences
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Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck
Denver Post inexplicably removes word ‘socialist’ from story about CO shooter – Glenn Beck. I don’t normally pay much attention to school shootings. They just aren’t stories that interest me very much, and I feel like most of the perpetrators … Continue reading
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Tagged denver post, media, media bias, school shootings, socialism, socialist
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Boys get paid more than girls for chores because they have to do gross, dirty, potentially dangerous chores that girls don’t? No silly. It’s because SEXISM! | judgybitch
Boys get paid more than girls for chores because they have to do gross, dirty, potentially dangerous chores that girls don’t? No silly. It’s because SEXISM! | judgybitch. I discovered this blog by a charming woman who refers to herself … Continue reading
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Tagged Economics, equal pay, feminism, gender equality, judgybitch, war on women
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Institute for Energy Research | Earth Day and Capitalism.
Institute for Energy Research | Earth Day and Capitalism. Most of my friends are on the left. Many of them are sympathetic towards the Ron Paul ideology, especially in regards to foreign non-intervention and opposing corporate bailouts and crony capitalism. … Continue reading
Income Doesn’t Matter
A few weeks ago, you couldn’t swing a stick without hitting on a discussion about raising the minimum wage. One of the more nuanced arguments coming from those in favor of raising it involved how productivity has risen, but the … Continue reading
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Tagged Bob Murphy, Economics, elizabeth warren, fairness, income, minimum wage, productivity, standard of living
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Confirmation By Murphy
What a lucky coincidence! In my post about Super Bowl commercials, I made the point that advertising could not force people to purchase inferior products. I was challenged on this, and I admit that I totally blanked on the specific … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, Bob Murphy, Capitalism, coca cola, commercials, dentist, discrimination, labor laws
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