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Introduction to Economics
A Private Seminar with Murray N. Rothbard
This informal seminar with Murray N. Rothbard was recorded in Toronto, Ontario, on 4 September 1983. Special thanks to Don Morrison for making these recordings available.
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4.2 stars from 45 ratings
“Explore on your own terms. Maybe the Austrian School isn't for you. Maybe it changes your life. Only a fool and intellectual coward can read the collective work of Hayek, Mises, Menger, Hazlitt, etc. and find no value.”Read full review »
Frequency24_7 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
04/14/21
Rothbard for President
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“This ultimate thinker and amazing orator is greatly undervalued in our current society. His logic and humor are beyond reproach. It’s a tragedy that more responsible adults don’t hear his message. Whether you agree or disagree, he presents his arguments with the most eloquent and understandable...”Read full review »
contrariaN: via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/11/19
Economics Explained
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“Listened to this about a decade ago while finishing my degree in the study of Neoclassical Economics.
This lecture and the lessons learned from Rothbard, Mises, & the other Austrian Economists have given me clearer view of how the world works.”
Buendicho via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/08/18
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