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Skousen on Human Events Online

December 1, 2008

My latest articles on Human Events Online:
A Crash on ‘Green’ Friday
Human Events – Washington,DC,USA
by Mark Skousen
The Humpty Dumpty Economy
Human Events – Washington,DC,USA
by Mark Skousen
Floundering Economic Policy
By admin
by Mark Skousen

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Another Great Review of EconoPower

December 1, 2008

“Have You Read Any Good Economics Books Lately?” asks the online blog, FAN.
Apparently, author Lance Winslow has! And his selection is none other than yours-truly’s EconoPower: How a New Generation of Economists Is Transforming the World.
A quick excerpt:
“This book demonstrates how everything we see, buy, own, do and dream of is indeed governed by economics. Our decisions, [...]

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The Real Story of Thanksgiving

November 27, 2008

An excerpt of The Compleated Autobiography by Benjamin Franklin, where Franklin tells the “real” story of Thanksgiving. Read a blurb below, and then see the entire article on Human Events Online. Happy Thanksgiving!
“At length, when it was proposed in the Assembly to proclaim another fast, a farmer of plain sense rose and remark’d that the [...]

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Mark Skousen in the News and in the Blogosphere

November 24, 2008

Mark Skousen’s important perspectives on economics, finance, investing and the economy regularly make appearances on the web and in the news. Check out the following links!
EZCorp (EZPW): Pawnbroker Profits
TheStockAdvisors.com
featuring Mark Skousen
October 21, 2008
Gray Lady Down
Vital Signs Blog
featuring Mark Skousen
October 31, 2008
It’s Official: NYT is Junk
Human Events Online
by Mark Skousen
October 28, 2008
Real Estate Investments Versus Stock [...]

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Online Video Review of "EconoPower"

November 24, 2008

As part of an online book club, EconoPower: How a New Generation of Economists Is Transforming the World, Mark Skousen’s latest book on economics, has received a terrific review, through a video on YouTube!
Check out the video!

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First Students Graduate From Skousen School of Business

June 26, 2008

Here I am pictured with the first students graduating from the Mark Skousen School of Business at Grantham University on Saturday, June 21, 2008, in Kansas City.

Grantham University (www.grantham.edu) is one of the fastest growing on-line universities.  It is a four-year accredited university with some 8000 students, the majority of which are active duty in the US [...]

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Keynote Address at USPS First Day Ceremony for Ben Franklin Commemoration

April 7, 2006

I came back a day early from my 2-week China trip (see www.markskousen.com) to speak at the First Day Issue Ceremony for the four new Ben Franklin commemorative stamps in Philadelphia on April 7.  The ceremony was sponsored by the U. S. Postal Office at the National Constitution Center, and was quite an event, attracting [...]

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Weighing the Golden Heroes

February 28, 2006

Were the giants of the Gilded Age — John D. Rockefeller, Andrew Carnegie, Jay Gould, and J.P. Morgan — pious frauds who exploited and bilked the public on their way to achieving their ill-gotten millions? Or were they bold innovators and noble capitalists who established America as the richest, most productive country on the planet? [...]

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New Chairman of Investment U

November 11, 2005

On this Veteran’s Day, I’m happy to announce that I’ve just been made chairman of Investment U.  Investment U is published by the Oxford Club in Baltimore and is one of the fastest growing online financial services in the world.  I’m honored to have been selected as its new chairman.  I write two columns a [...]

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The Necessary Evil

September 30, 2005

Today libertarians spend most of their time lamenting the consequences of big government. And rightly so. Today government is less a defender of freedom and more a Hobbesian leviathan that undermines prosperity. When we do talk about limited government, it is often seen solely as “a necessary evil.” Too much government and the economy chokes. [...]

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