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The Webster-Hayne debate was a major debate on the nature of the union established by the United States Constitution.
The True Money Supply, defined by Mises, includes standard money (held by the public) and money substitutes.
Slavery is a system in which one must labor under the orders of another under the threat of violence.
The Panama Canal is a 48-mile ship canal in Panama that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean.
Herbert Spencer was a leading 19th-century English radical individualist.
"Net Neutrality" refers to proposed regulations by the FCC on telecom operators and internet service providers.

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-*The '''[[European Union]]''' is a group, originally formed in 1993, of 27 countries.  Of them, 16 use the [[euro]] and thus belong to the [[eurozone]].
+*The '''[[Webster-Hayne debate]]''' was a major debate on the nature of the union established by the [[United States Constitution]].
-*'''[[Robert Nozick]]''''s work ''[[Anarchy, State, and Utopia]]'' increased the credibility of libertarian philosophy in the 1970s.
+*The '''[[True Money Supply]]''', defined by [[Ludwig von Mises|Mises]], includes standard money (held by the public) and money substitutes.
-*'''[[Occupational licensing]]''' laws affect as much as a third of the workforce in the [[United States]].
+*'''[[Slavery]]''' is a system in which one must labor under the orders of another under the threat of violence.
-*'''[[Inflation in Nazi Germany]]''' was less severe than that of the [[Inflation in the Weimar Republic|Weimar Republic]].
+*The '''[[Panama Canal]]''' is a 48-mile ship canal in Panama that connects the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean.
-*'''''[[Practical Anarchy]]''''', by [[Stefan Molyneux]], answers objections to anarchy and imagines what a society free of government might look like.
+*'''[[Herbert Spencer]]''' was a leading 19th-century English radical individualist.
-*'''[[David Ricardo]]''' was an important English economist, contributing ideas on [[comparative advantage]] and [[Ricardian Equivalence]].
+*"'''[[Net Neutrality]]'''" refers to proposed regulations by the [[Federal Communications Commission|FCC]] on telecom operators and internet service providers.
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