The Bailout Isn't As Bad As You Think
It's worse, argues Arnold Kling.
posted by stefankarlsson at 12:42 PM
Sunday, October 05, 2008
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I am an economist currently working in Sweden. I am an independent thinker, but generally lean toward the Austrian school of economics. I have written for free market think tanks and web sites such as Timbro, Captus , Ludwig von Mises Institute, The European Enterprise Institute and Der Invest Informant.
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