Free Audiobooks - Essential Scholars - Google Play Store
Book 1 - The Essential Hayek
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Book 2 - The Essential Adam Smith
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDCYxcjxM
Book 3 - The Essential Milton Friedman
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDCxziH6M
Book 4 - The Essential John Locke
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEAionTiRM
Book 5 - The Essential Joseph Schumpeter
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEAihCjEGM
Book 7 - The Essential Austrian Economics
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDC-1u7iM
Book 8 - The Essential David Hume
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDC-0e7lM
Book 9 - The Essential John Stuart Mill
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDCR1EHgM
Book 10 - The Essential James Buchanan
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDCR0AHkM
Book 11 - The Essential UCLA School of Economics
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEDChzPH4M
Book 15 - The Essential Women of Liberty
https://play.google.com/store/aud...AEAihA7EPM
Free Audiobooks - Writing guides - Google Play Store
Bachelor's Thesis: A Step-by-Step Writing Guide
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Master's/Ph.D. Thesis: A Step-by-Step Writing Guide
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Making The Grade: A Guide to Essay Writing Like a Pro
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Scientific Figures and Tables: Quick Tips
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Edit: Here's a fuller list: https://essentialschola
Sorry, my 2023 paranoia kicks in when something seems missing.
Doesn't mean that economics is nonsense philosophy. Just means we are too stupid, gullible, and greedy to make use of them.
Predicting a bank run? Easy peasy. Doing anything qbout it? Impossible.
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I can guarantee you haven't read them, and are basing this on second, third or 10th hand accounts.
The funny thing is that you would likely find many of these eCON
However, when you look up the publisher (Fraser Institute) it leaves a taste in my mouth. In short, they are funded by some hard right leaning people and support libertarian views from deregulation of tobacco, firearms, oil, etc. So while the narrators are likely pretty good, I wouldn't be sure about the objectivity of the content...
Your hyper-aggresive ad-hominin aside, the Card & Kruger paper on minimum wages demonstrate that for some scenarios one could perform experiments and scientifically measure a hypothesis.
https://apnews.com/article/nobel-...8b52c2bb32
Empiricism and more efforts at diversity in the field has made some early in-roads to undo the intellectual damage and corruption of the field of the past 100 years.
Meanwhile, it's quite telling that Friedman & co's entire Chicago school of thought was based upon an intentionally corrupted interpretation of Adam Smith (and even Hayek)'s works to force-fit a lassez-faire narrative
https://www.cambridge.o
https://apnews.com/article/nobel-...8b52c2bb32 [apnews.com]
Empiricism and more efforts at diversity in the field has made some early in-roads to undo the intellectual damage and corruption of the field of the past 100 years.
Meanwhile, it's quite telling that Friedman & co's entire Chicago school of thought was based upon an intentionally corrupted interpretation of Adam Smith (and even Hayek)'s works to force-fit a lassez-faire narrative
https://www.cambridge.org/core/jo...ED9EC3EABC [cambridge.org]
He was a boring guy. Most of what he said was common sense. And he wasn't even that extreme. He advocated for things like basic income and (some level) of universal health care.
Seems like a weird guy to hate.
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