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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.
Public education is education sponsored by the government.
Republican Party presidential primaries, 2012 maps the number of assigned delegates.
Austrian Business Cycle Theory learning materials is an extensive reading list.
Orphan works are copyrighted 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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-*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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