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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. | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 20 September 2012
- 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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