Economics for the Citizen Part II
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Published by the Foundation for Economic Education
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In Print:
December 2009
Barack Obama changed the rules when he intervened in the bankruptcies of GM and Chysler. There's no telling what the consequences will be for the economy. Also in this issue: A Nobel Prize we can rejoice over, a clunker of a government program, and a depression you never heard of.
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Political Bankruptcies: How Chrysler and GM Have Changed the Rules of the Game
by Richard A. Epstein
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Cash for Clunkers Was a Loser
by Bruce Yandle
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Why Those Who Value Liberty Should Rejoice: Elinor Ostrom’s Nobel Prize
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Financial Crises and the Federal Reserve’s Punch Bowl
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The Depression You’ve Never Heard Of: 1920-1921
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How to End Mexico’s Deadly Drug War
by Paul Armentano
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Climate Change in the Great American Desert
by Tyler Watts
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The Sound of Freedom
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Big Business Goes Big for Health Care Reform
by John Stossel
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From 1944 to Nineteen Eighty-Four
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The Shame of Medicine: Conviction by Psychiatry
by Thomas Szasz
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Ten Reasons Not to Abolish Slavery
by Robert Higgs
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Benedict XVI on Labor Unions
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Monsieur Bastiat, Call Your Office
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Profit is Bad for Your Health?
by Art Carden
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The Return of Depression Economics and the Crisis of 2008
Reviewed by William L. Anderson
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Biography of the Dollar: How the Mighty Buck Conquered the World and Why It’s Under Siege
Reviewed by John Tamny
