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In a crisis, definitions matter

We use Brundtland’s familiar formulation to define “sustainable development”, Stahel for circularity, Paracelsus for toxicology, Duffus for heavy-metals, EU Regulations to guide us through biodegradability and ILM’s Technical Editor Karl Flowers to guide us through claims about being “natural”. All…

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The Panic of 1837 and the Contraction of 1839-43

This paper was originally read at the Mises Institute in March 2002. The traditional explanation of the Panic of 1837 recognizes that excessive bank credit expansion generates inflation, speculation, and economic instability. Yet, the same mainstream explanation wrongly presupposes a national bank…

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