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December 3, 2007

Attack Me at the Public Choice Meetings

Bryan Caplan

I'm setting up a panel on my book for the 2008 Public Choice meetings. If you're going and want to publicly criticize The Myth of the Rational Voter, please let me know.

In fact, I'd consider it a personal favor. :-)


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