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March 24, 2003

About EconLog / Econlib

Arnold Kling

EconLog, edited by Arnold Kling and Bryan Caplan, is an economics-oriented weblog or "blog" associated with the Library of Economics and Liberty (Econlib). EconLog provides up-to-date commentary and links on recent topical matters in economics, with new articles posted three to six times each week. Reader comments are welcomed.

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EconLog has been recognized twice by Forbes as the top-ranking economics blog.

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