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Blog08/09/2007Jim Fedako

The results are in for the first ever National Assessment of Education Progress (NAEP) test in economics -- the feds consider the NAEP to be the "nation's report card." Supposedly, the results show that American public...

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Graduate Degrees in Austrian Economics in Spain

Education

Blog08/06/2007Mark Thornton

King Juan Carlos University has started the program under the direction of Jesus Huerta de Soto.

You can get a masters and PhD degrees. For information email: master.oficial@urjc.es

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The Champion Inflator - Higher Education

EducationMonopoly and Competition

Blog07/21/2007Justin M. Ptak

I read where tuition and fees at private colleges are up 5.9% this year. well, first of all you know that number is no more reliable than the polls of KIm Jong-II's popularity taken on North Korean streets — with the secret police standing by: about as meaningful as sticker prices on a lot full...

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Barron's Likes Murphy

EducationMedia and Culture

Blog07/10/2007 Mises.org

Gene Epstein in Barron's reviews Murphy's Politically Incorrect Guide to Capitalism:

The Politically...

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New Economics Department Rankings

Education

Blog07/02/2007James Fogal

Rabah Amir (University of Arizona, Eller College of Management) & Malgorzata Knauff (Warsaw School of Economics) have published...

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M.A. in economics in Spain

EducationAustrian Economics Overview

Blog06/28/2007Jeffrey A. Tucker

The Universidad Rey Juan Carlos now offers a Masters degree in economics, under Jesus Huerta de Soto, with a focus on the Austrian School. More here.

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Sennholz the Great

Education

Blog06/26/2007Jeffrey A. Tucker

Some excellent material, including images, at GCC.edu.

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The GI Bill

EducationPolitical Theory

Blog06/22/2007Stephen Carson

Garrison Keillor notes the anniversary of the GI Bill on the Writer's Almanac:

It was on this day in 1944 that President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed into law the GI Bill of Rights. It was one of
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A teacher who engages students? How odd

Education

Blog06/13/2007Jeffrey A. Tucker

A former student blogs about Hans Hoppe

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Economics for Kids

Education

Blog05/22/2007 Mises.org

Summer is a great time for kids to pursue a different kind of learning. Economics, for example. For the most part, they don't teach this stuff in school, and when they do, it's usually about the glories of government management.

Economics is not to be neglected in...