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Internet Outlaws
17-Nov-08
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We, the leaders of the Group of Twenty...
15-Nov-08
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Baby P: where are the others?
15-Nov-08
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Imagine that: Government in "making matters worse" shock!
13-Nov-08
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Libertarians: torch bearers for big business?
11-Nov-08
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Repent! For the end of the state is nigh!
03-Nov-08
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Paying for Higher Education
29-Oct-08
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Libertarian Alliance Conference, 2008 (Part II)
28-Oct-08
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Libertarian Alliance Conference, 2008 (part I)
27-Oct-08
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If you speed...
27-Oct-08
...and to ones that made be mad!
The Revolutionary Liberalism series
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to challenge the idea that economists have some monopoly on wisdom that ordinary folk were excluded from.
Its interesting you say that about an economist from the left who favoured government intervention which carries the implication that a minority knows best.
Milton Friedman, F.A. Hayek and Ludwig von Mises all taught us the lesson that a few does not know best and that ordinary people are best judged to make the best decisions about their lives.