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DavidVeksler: Repoint the dead wiki.mises.org box-edit link at this wiki

2026-07-23T06:18:46Z

Repoint the dead wiki.mises.org box-edit link at this wiki

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	--><div align="center" class="plainlinks" style="margin: 0.5em auto 0.25; text-align: right; font-size: 92%;">[~~http~~://wiki.~~mises~~.org~~/mediawiki~~/index.php?title=Template:New_articles&action=edit Add a new article to this box] – [[Special:NewPages\|More new articles]]		--><div align="center" class="plainlinks" style="margin: 0.5em auto 0.25; text-align: right; font-size: 92%;">[https://wiki.freecapitalists.org/index.php?title=Template:New_articles&action=edit Add a new article to this box] – [[Special:NewPages\|More new articles]]
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Forgottenman: fix italics

2012-09-20T16:07:29Z

fix italics

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	* '''''[[How Capitalism Saved America]]''''' is a book by American economist [[Thomas DiLorenzo]], that offers an alternative view of many well-known historical events and figures.		* '''''[[How Capitalism Saved America]]''''' is a book by American economist [[Thomas DiLorenzo]], that offers an alternative view of many well-known historical events and figures.
	* '''''[[Public education]]''' is education sponsored by the government.		* '''''[[Public education]]''''' is education sponsored by the government.
	* '''''[[Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012]]''''' maps the number of assigned delegates.		* '''''[[Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012]]''''' maps the number of assigned delegates.
	* '''''[[Austrian Business Cycle Theory learning materials]]''''' is an extensive reading list.		* '''''[[Austrian Business Cycle Theory learning materials]]''''' is an extensive reading list.

Pestergaines: Changed up the material.

2012-06-12T13:41:35Z

Changed up the material.

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	*~~The~~ '''[[~~Historical school of economics~~]]''' is an ~~economic school of thought that emerged in 19th century Germany as a reaction to the ideas~~ of ~~the Classical School~~ and ~~Austrian School~~.		* '''''[[How Capitalism Saved America]]''''' is a book by American economist [[Thomas DiLorenzo]], that offers an alternative view of many well-known historical events and figures.
	*'''[[~~Standard Oil~~]]''' ~~was an American refining company from its foundation in 1870 to its breakup~~ by the ~~Supreme Court in 1911~~.		* '''''[[Public education]]''' is education sponsored by the government.
	*'''[[~~Qualitative easing~~]]''' ~~is a monetary policy whereby a central bank reduces~~ the ~~average quality~~ of ~~the assets backing its monetary base~~.		* '''''[[Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012]]''''' maps the number of assigned delegates.
	*An '''[[~~action axiom~~]]''' is an ~~axiom that embodies a criterion~~ for ~~recommending action~~.		* '''''[[Austrian Business Cycle Theory learning materials]]''''' is an extensive reading list.
	*'''[[~~Perfect competition~~]]''' ~~is an imaginary construct used by some schools of thought~~ to ~~explain competition and monopoly in the economy~~.		* '''''[[Orphan works]]''''' are [[copyright]]ed works for which the owner cannot be found.
			* The '''''[[Bank of Amsterdam]]''''' was a full-reserve bank operating from 1609 to 1819.

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Pestergaines: Swapped pages.

2011-11-26T14:03:48Z

Swapped pages.

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	*The '''[[~~Savings & Loan crisis~~]]''' ~~was~~ the ~~greatest collapse~~ of ~~U.S. financial institutions since~~ the ~~[[Great Depression]]~~.		*The '''[[Historical school of economics]]''' is an economic school of thought that emerged in 19th century Germany as a reaction to the ideas of the Classical School and Austrian School.
	*~~The~~ '''[[~~MisesWiki:Typos\|Typos~~]]''' ~~page catalogs typos~~ in ~~mises.org publications. If you find any, add them here~~.		*'''[[Standard Oil]]''' was an American refining company from its foundation in 1870 to its breakup by the Supreme Court in 1911.
	*~~[[Murray Rothbard]]'s ''~~'''[[~~A History of Money and Banking in the United States~~]]'''~~'' covers much~~ of ~~[[US]]~~ monetary ~~history from the colonial era to [[World War II]]~~.		*'''[[Qualitative easing]]''' is a monetary policy whereby a central bank reduces the average quality of the assets backing its monetary base.
	*~~The~~ '''[[~~Reverse Plaza Accord~~]]''' ~~of 1995 had dramatic consequences on worldwide economy~~.		*An '''[[action axiom]]''' is an axiom that embodies a criterion for recommending action.
	*'''''[[~~The Ethics of Money Production~~]]''''' is the ~~first full study of this subject, penned by [[Jörg Guido Hülsmann]]~~.		*'''[[Perfect competition]]''' is an imaginary construct used by some schools of thought to explain competition and monopoly in the economy.

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Pestergaines: Exchanged pages.

2011-07-21T22:44:36Z

Exchanged pages.

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	*The '''[[~~Latin American debt~~ crisis]]''' was ~~a major~~ financial ~~crisis of~~ the ~~early 1980s~~.		*The '''[[Savings & Loan crisis]]''' was the greatest collapse of U.S. financial institutions since the [[Great Depression]].
	*'''[[~~Léon Walras~~]]''' ~~was a [[France\|French]] economist who made key contributions~~ in ~~price and value theory~~.		*The '''[[MisesWiki:Typos\|Typos]]''' page catalogs typos in mises.org publications. If you find any, add them here.
	*[[~~Thomas J. DiLorenzo~~]]'s '''''[[~~Hamilton's Curse~~]]''''' ~~offers a revisionist view~~ of [[~~Alexander Hamilton~~]].		*[[Murray Rothbard]]'s '''''[[A History of Money and Banking in the United States]]''''' covers much of [[US]] monetary history from the colonial era to [[World War II]].
	*'''[[~~Reichskreditkassenscheine~~]]''' ~~was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]]~~.		*The '''[[Reverse Plaza Accord]]''' of 1995 had dramatic consequences on worldwide economy.
	*'''''[[The ~~Mystery~~ of ~~Banking~~]]''''', by [[~~Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking~~]] ~~system~~.		*'''''[[The Ethics of Money Production]]''''' is the first full study of this subject, penned by [[Jörg Guido Hülsmann]].
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Karmaisking at 04:18, 16 June 2011

2011-06-16T04:18:22Z

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	*'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France\|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.		*'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France\|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.
	*[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]].		*[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]].
	*'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' ~~were~~ a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]].		*'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' was a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]].
	*'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system.		*'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system.
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Forgottenman: new entries

2011-06-01T14:25:57Z

new entries

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	*The '''[[~~Constitution of the United States~~]]''' ~~has been interpreted differently by [[Nationalist theory~~ of the ~~US Constitution\|nationalist theorists]] and [[Compact theory of the US Constitution\|compact theorists]]~~.
	*~~The~~ '''[[~~Fighting Communist Organizations~~]]''' ~~is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.~~		*The '''[[Latin American debt crisis]]''' was a major financial crisis of the early 1980s.
	*'''[[~~Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute~~]].		*'''[[Léon Walras]]''' was a [[France\|French]] economist who made key contributions in price and value theory.
	*~~'''~~[[R. ~~Douglas Fields~~]]''' ~~is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].~~		*[[Thomas J. DiLorenzo]]'s '''''[[Hamilton's Curse]]''''' offers a revisionist view of [[Alexander Hamilton]].
	*'''[[~~Tulip mania~~]]''' ~~was~~ a ~~17th-century bubble in the price~~ of [[~~tulip~~]]s.		*'''[[Reichskreditkassenscheine]]''' were a military currency used by Nazi soldiers during [[World War II]].
	*'''[[~~Communist Terrorism~~]]''' ~~is terrorism committed~~ by [[~~Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists~~]].		*'''''[[The Mystery of Banking]]''''', by [[Murray Rothbard]], explains the modern [[fractional-reserve banking]] system.
	*~~In response to the~~ '''[[~~Crisis~~ of ~~1772~~]]''', ~~the British government attempted to raise revenue~~ by ~~collecting a tax on tea~~, ~~leading to~~ the [[~~Boston Tea Party~~]].
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Forgottenman: revert: we'll eventually have an article on tulips; we don't want to link to WP except in the link sections of articles

2011-03-08T12:55:13Z

revert: we'll eventually have an article on tulips; we don't want to link to WP except in the link sections of articles

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	*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].		*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].
	*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].		*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].
	*'''[[Tulip mania]]''' was a 17th-century bubble in the price of [[~~Wikipedia:Tulip\|Tulip~~]]s.		*'''[[Tulip mania]]''' was a 17th-century bubble in the price of [[tulip]]s.
	*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].		*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].
	*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].		*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].

Shard at 04:59, 8 March 2011

2011-03-08T04:59:08Z

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	*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].		*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].
	*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].		*'''[[R. Douglas Fields]]''' is a neurobiologist whose work has provided a biological basis for the [[principle of non-aggression]].
	*'''[[Tulip mania]]''' was a 17th-century bubble in the price of [[~~tulip~~]]s.		*'''[[Tulip mania]]''' was a 17th-century bubble in the price of [[Wikipedia:Tulip\|Tulip]]s.
	*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].		*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].
	*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].		*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].

Forgottenman: +1, rm one that's on anniversaries

2011-01-12T21:48:44Z

+1, rm one that's on anniversaries

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			*The '''[[Constitution of the United States]]''' has been interpreted differently by [[Nationalist theory of the US Constitution\|nationalist theorists]] and [[Compact theory of the US Constitution\|compact theorists]].
	*The '''[[Fighting Communist Organizations]]''' is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.		*The '''[[Fighting Communist Organizations]]''' is the term used to describe various terrorist groups that began operations in the 1960s.
	*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].		*'''[[Instituto Ludwig von Mises Brasil]]''' is the [[Brazil]]ian partner of the [[Mises Institute]].
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	*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].		*'''[[Communist Terrorism]]''' is terrorism committed by [[Marxism\|Marxists]] or [[Maoism\|Maoists]].
	*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].		*In response to the '''[[Crisis of 1772]]''', the British government attempted to raise revenue by collecting a tax on tea, leading to the [[Boston Tea Party]].
	*[[Lysander Spooner]]'s '''''[[No Treason]]''''' makes the case that the [[United States Constitution\|US Constitution]] is invalid because it was never explicitly agreed to by anyone.
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