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Property and Freedom Podcast , Episode 355. Audio version of Ken Yamarashi, “ Restrain the U.S. Navy to Save American Jobs ,” PFS Blog (July 12, 2026).
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Property and Freedom Podcast , Episode 354. On Sept. 17–18, 2005, Professors Hans-Hermann Hoppe and Guido Hülsmann presented a two-day 11-lecture series, “Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics,” in Klampenborg (just north of Copenhagen, Denmark), under the auspices of the Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. Program ( local , and at right). See also Copenhagen Institute hosts Hoppe and Hülsmann , Mises Economics Blog (Sept. 1, 2005). The entire series runs for roughly 10–12 hours and are collected on a PFS Playlist . 1 For further information see: Hoppe University: Hoppe and Hülsmann, Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics, Copenhagen Institute (2005) . This episode: Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe). All Lectures: Lecture 1: Mises and the Austrian School (Hülsmann) Lecture 2: Value, Utility and Price (Hülsmann) Lecture 3: Division Of Labor and Money (Hoppe) Lecture 4: The Theory of Banking (Hoppe) Lecture 5: Capital and Interest (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method—Extended Version (Hoppe) Longer version RU version (12 minutes longer) Lecture 7: Business Cycle Theory (Hülsmann) Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann) Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe) Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann) Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe) Based on the incomplete V for Voluntary Youtube playlist .
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Property and Freedom Podcast , Episode 353. On Sept. 17–18, 2005, Professors Hans-Hermann Hoppe and Guido Hülsmann presented a two-day 11-lecture series, “Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics,” in Klampenborg (just north of Copenhagen, Denmark), under the auspices of the Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. Program ( local , and at right). See also Copenhagen Institute hosts Hoppe and Hülsmann , Mises Economics Blog (Sept. 1, 2005). The entire series runs for roughly 10–12 hours and are collected on a PFS Playlist . 1 For further information see: Hoppe University: Hoppe and Hülsmann, Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics, Copenhagen Institute (2005) . This episode: Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann). All Lectures: Lecture 1: Mises and the Austrian School (Hülsmann) Lecture 2: Value, Utility and Price (Hülsmann) Lecture 3: Division Of Labor and Money (Hoppe) Lecture 4: The Theory of Banking (Hoppe) Lecture 5: Capital and Interest (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method—Extended Version (Hoppe) Longer version RU version (12 minutes longer) Lecture 7: Business Cycle Theory (Hülsmann) Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann) Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe) Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann) Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe) Based on the incomplete V for Voluntary Youtube playlist .
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Property and Freedom Podcast , Episode 352. On Sept. 17–18, 2005, Professors Hans-Hermann Hoppe and Guido Hülsmann presented a two-day 11-lecture series, “Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics,” in Klampenborg (just north of Copenhagen, Denmark), under the auspices of the Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. Program ( local , and at right). See also Copenhagen Institute hosts Hoppe and Hülsmann , Mises Economics Blog (Sept. 1, 2005). The entire series runs for roughly 10–12 hours and are collected on a PFS Playlist . 1 For further information see: Hoppe University: Hoppe and Hülsmann, Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics, Copenhagen Institute (2005) . This episode: Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe). All Lectures: Lecture 1: Mises and the Austrian School (Hülsmann) Lecture 2: Value, Utility and Price (Hülsmann) Lecture 3: Division Of Labor and Money (Hoppe) Lecture 4: The Theory of Banking (Hoppe) Lecture 5: Capital and Interest (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method—Extended Version (Hoppe) Longer version RU version (12 minutes longer) Lecture 7: Business Cycle Theory (Hülsmann) Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann) Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe) Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann) Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe) Based on the incomplete V for Voluntary Youtube playlist .
Property and Freedom Podcast
Property and Freedom Podcast , Episode 351. On Sept. 17–18, 2005, Professors Hans-Hermann Hoppe and Guido Hülsmann presented a two-day 11-lecture series, “Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics,” in Klampenborg (just north of Copenhagen, Denmark), under the auspices of the Copenhagen Institute and Liberator. Program ( local , and at right). See also Copenhagen Institute hosts Hoppe and Hülsmann , Mises Economics Blog (Sept. 1, 2005). The entire series runs for roughly 10–12 hours and are collected on a PFS Playlist . 1 For further information see: Hoppe University: Hoppe and Hülsmann, Weekend Seminar in Austrian Economics, Copenhagen Institute (2005) . This episode: Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann). All Lectures: Lecture 1: Mises and the Austrian School (Hülsmann) Lecture 2: Value, Utility and Price (Hülsmann) Lecture 3: Division Of Labor and Money (Hoppe) Lecture 4: The Theory of Banking (Hoppe) Lecture 5: Capital and Interest (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method (Hoppe) Lecture 6: Praxeology: The Austrian Method—Extended Version (Hoppe) Longer version RU version (12 minutes longer) Lecture 7: Business Cycle Theory (Hülsmann) Lecture 8: The Economics of Deflation (Hülsmann) Lecture 9: Theory and History (Hoppe) Lecture 10: Welfare Economics (Hülsmann) Lecture 11: Law and Economics (Hoppe) Based on the incomplete V for Voluntary Youtube playlist .
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