Review of Leonidas Zelmanovitz,The Ontology and Function of Money: The Philosophical Fundamentals of Monetary Institutions Lexington Books, 2015, 447 pp.Reviewed by Stephen HicksFirst published at Law and Liberty, edited by Richard Reinsch and Lauren Weiner. Money is funny, the old saying goes, both in the cognitive puzzles it generates and the motivational extremes of human […]
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… in Zimbabwe dollars. I bought the pictured note on eBay for a buck (USD). Marginal Revolution University has the sorry story:
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11/30 Why were Enron’s Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling convicted? Professor Larry Ribstein argues that Is there a rational basis for determinism? And in Spiked, Stuart Derbyshire surveys the state of brain science and free will and argues that women in India. (Thanks to Virginia for the link.) Prospect magazine has this fascinating overview (statist
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11/30 Brilliance! Eccentricity! Fudging the data! Take this job and shove it more often. (Via Anwar Shaikh’s Autobiography of an Apostate. (Thanks to Karen for the link.) 11/25 The morality of Thanksgiving: Editor Roger Donway on celebrate Thanksgiving. 11/24 Philosopher Tibor Machan on books on art and art history. 11/22 How to improve educational performance?
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