A Virtual Seminar on Austrian Economics

Mon, 03/14/2011 - 22:57 EDT - Coordination Problem

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|Peter Boettke|
Tomorrow I will try something I have never tried before, a virtual seminar on Austrian Economics. I hear that some believe this is the future of my industry.

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