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Sent: Thursday, May 11, 2000 7:45 AM
Subject: Mises and the Misesians
Great new items, exclusively on Mises.org:
1. William Anderson explains why neoclassical economists are wrong to not
call for the repeal of all antitrust;
2. Christopher Westley defends email after the hysteria generated by recent
bugs;
3. Clifford Thies explains the significance of the election futures market;
4. Gene Callahan shows that Mises was right about the nature of human
purpose and that Mises's recent critics are wrong;
5. Nation, State, and Economy (1919) by Ludwig von Mises, in full text.
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