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From Clan to Social Grammar
In the 11th century, the Roman Catholic Church reformed consanguinity rules for marriage, bringing along a social grammar, the liberal arc, and the Great Enrichment.
Caleb Petitt | Article | Feb. 25, 2025
Were COVID-19 Lockdowns Worth It? A Meta-Analysis
Jonas Herby, Lars Jonung, Steve H. Hanke | Published Paper | Dec. 17, 2024
Proposed Wealth Taxation Threatens Jobs, Savings, and Privacy
Lawrence J. McQuillan | Published Paper | June 25, 2024
COVID Lessons Learned
A Retrospective After Four Years
Casey B. Mulligan, Philip G. Kerpen, Scott W. Atlas, Steve H. Hanke | Published Paper | Mar. 15, 2024
Landlords, Banking, Merchants, and European Financial Systems
An Intellectual History of Richard Cantillon’s Innovative Entrepreneurial Theory
Meredith Kottom | The Independent Review | Winter 2023/24
Down with the Objections to Dollarization—They Are Either Wrong or Irrelevant
Steve H. Hanke | Published Paper | Nov. 13, 2023
Teaching the Causes of Great Depression to College Students
Evidence from History, Economics, and Economic History Textbooks
Jeremy Horpedahl, Marcus M. Witcher, Phillip W. Magness | Published Paper | Nov. 9, 2023
Adam Smith, Sociality, and Classical Liberalism
Vernon L. Smith | The Independent Review | Summer 2023
Crisis and Credit Allocation
The Effect of Ideology on Monetary Policy during the Great Depression and the Great Recession
James L. Caton | The Independent Review | Spring 2023
National Founders and Founding Choices
Robert M. Whaples | The Independent Review | Winter 2022/23






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