| The dynamics of interventionism
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2005 |
Ikeda, Sanford |
| If government is so villainous, how come government officials don't seem like villains? : With a new postscript
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2005 |
Klein, Daniel B. |
| The Austrian view of depressions
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2005 |
Tullock, Gordon |
| Ulysses and the rent-seekers : the benefits and challenges of constitutional constraints on Leviathan
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2005 |
Kurrild-Klitgaard, Peter |
| Interventionist dynamics in the US energy industry
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2005 |
Bradley, Robert L. |
| Professor Tullock on Austrian business cycle theory
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2005 |
Barnett, William |
| From laissez-faire to Zwangswirtschaft : the dynamics of interventionism
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2005 |
Hagel, John |
| The dynamics of interventionism : a case study of British land use regulation
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2005 |
Pennington, Mark |
| Harm reduction and sin taxes : why Gary Becker is wrong
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2005 |
Thornton, Mark |
| Government regulation of behaviour : in public insurance systems
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2005 |
Höijer, Ralf |
| Interventionism and the structure of the Nazi state, 1933 - 1939
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2005 |
Volckart, Oliver |
| Law and politics : reflections upon the concept of a spontaneous order and the EU
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2005 |
Lane, Jan-Erik |
| The political economy of the dynamic nature of government intervention : an introduction to potentials and problems
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2005 |
Kurrild-Klitgaard, Peter |
| Austrian economics, praxeology and intervention
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2005 |
Block, Walter |
| Regulation, more regulation, partial deregulation, and reregulation : the disequilibrating nature of a rent-seeking society
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2005 |
Benson, Bruce L. |
| The Austrian theory of the business cycle : reflections on some socio-economic effects
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2005 |
Grinder, Walter E. |
| The : surprise, urgency, and mistakes in political decision making
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2005 |
Congleton, Roger D. |
| The conflict about the middle of the road : the Austrians versus public choice
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2005 |
Moberg, Erik |
| The ongoing growth of government in the economically advanced countries
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2005 |
Higgs, Robert |
| Economics evolving : an introduction to the volume
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2004 |
Koppl, Roger |
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