This reminds me of pictures I've seen of my parents and their friends in the 1970's.
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My favorite books are the Bible, Wealth of Nations, and Rich Dad Poor Dad.
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StreetWiseMinistries
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- Reagan on the role of Government
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- Smurf Healthcare vs. US Healthcare
- Reminder of How Science Works
- Bill and Hillary in 1970
- Second Life CIA
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- Light Bulbs galore
- Tim Hartford Talks Stock Picking
- Information Super-Highway
- Video Game Tax in New Mexico
- Tim Hartford on Colbert
- Aston Martin vs Roller Blader With Jet Pack
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Don Boudreaux"s Fundamentals of Econ
> Scarcity is unavoidable
> Choices are made only by individuals
> All tastes, preferences, and perceptions are self-interested
> everyone acts with a purpose
> everyone learns
> everyone has transitive preferences
> People's basic motivations do not change when they change jobs
> Incentives matter
> Choice takes place at the margin
> Unintended consequences happen.
> Not all costs are money costs
> Costs are 'bads' & not 'goods.'
> Choices are made only by individuals
> All tastes, preferences, and perceptions are self-interested
> everyone acts with a purpose
> everyone learns
> everyone has transitive preferences
> People's basic motivations do not change when they change jobs
> Incentives matter
> Choice takes place at the margin
> Unintended consequences happen.
> Not all costs are money costs
> Costs are 'bads' & not 'goods.'
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