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- George Reisman
- 2005
Media Asset
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George Reisman
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Recorded at the Mises Institute, 7–8 October 2005. [32:24]
Free Market
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George Reisman
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The Free Market 26, no. 5 (May 2005) C onsiderable public discussion and debate now rages over Social Security and how to reform it. As the system currently stands, as early as 2018, it will be necessary to finance a growing portion of its outlays to retirees by means of outside sources of funds, since at that point the sums paid into the system
Mises Wire
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George Reisman
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My wife and I briefly visited China two years ago, as part of a cruise that started in Hong Kong and ended in Beijing. We spent a day in Shanghai and 4 days in Beijing. We had been to Hong Kong twice before and had been tremendously impressed by it. But we didn’t expect very much in mainland China. In fact, when the ship stopped in Seoul, Korea, I
Mises Wire
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George Reisman
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In his column in The New York Times, Paul Krugman attacks Walmart for its claim that it creates jobs. Krugman notes that Walmart’s competition against other retailers also destroys the jobs its competitors had offered before being put out of business by its competition. He attempts to show that Walmart has destroyed more jobs in this way than it
Mises Daily
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George Reisman
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Considerable public discussion and debate now rages over Social Security and how to reform it. As the system currently stands, as early as 2018, it will be necessary to finance a growing portion of its outlays to retirees by means of outside sources of funds, since at that point the sums paid into the system in the form of payroll taxes will begin