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Meltdown Roundup

Meltdown Roundup

Good news: this Sunday, Meltdown, my book that gives an Austrian perspective on the economic crisis, enters its second week on the New York Times bestseller list, up to #11. (The list is for March 8; it was published online on February 27.)

I have an article up today at ISI’s web journal First Principles called “Banana Republic, U.S.A.” that touches on some of these themes. Vox Day interviewed me over the phone (and then transcribed the interview) for WorldNetDaily (where he published an excerpt of the interview); here’s the full transcript, along with what I’m told is a lively discussion featuring some angry Keynesians.

Finally, here is Ron Paul’s foreword to the book.

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