Over the past 2 weeks I have given two public lectures on the current crisis. The first one given at an event co-sponsored by the Future of Freedom Foundation and our undergraduate Economic Society at GMU is now available online.
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Hi everyone, I'm new to this blog but I really love the content. If anyone is interested in the economics of Asia, you should really check out www.asiaecon.org. It's a great resource for exclusive research, news, and statistics.
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