Steven Horwitz
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- Cultural Innovators and the GMU PhD Program
- Socialism Sucks by Robert Lawson and Ben Powell
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Thanks for uploading!
I would be interested to hear your side of the story (GMU and Mercatus scholars) regarding a New Yorker article I was actually reading just now: "Covert Operations"
According to the article Mercatus is bank-rolled by the Koch brothers to do their biding and economists both Mercatus and GMU serve part-time as intellectual mercenaries (my exaggeration).
In this light many posts on global warming from GMU and Mercatus scholars look (to put it mildly) at least understandable.
Posted by: Stephan | August 23, 2010 at 01:28 PM
Cool paper, Steve!
Posted by: Will Luther | August 23, 2010 at 06:39 PM