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PERMANENT LINK | FEBRUARY 16, 2011

Henderson Talk at Rockford College

David Henderson
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Harold Demsetz... A Budget Paradox...

Tomorrow, Thursday, February 17, I'll be giving a talk at Rockford College in Rockford, Illinois. The public is welcome and the money price is zero.

Topic: Seven Myths about Free Markets.

My host is Rockford College's Center for Ethics and Entrepreneurship, whose director is philosophy professor and author of one of the Concise Encyclopedia articles, Stephen Hicks.

Here are the details.


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jc writes:

Do you have a paper with that title?

Posted February 16, 2011 10:05 PM
David R. Henderson writes:

@jc,
No. It's a talk I've given a number of times and I hone it a little each time.

Posted February 16, 2011 10:37 PM
love actuary writes:

haha the "money price is zero" :)

If there is a video of this talk I would love to see it, as I can't make it out to Illinois today.

Posted February 17, 2011 8:05 AM
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