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Bookmark or Share- Hayek’s Nobel—50 Years Later - FEEFirst, his Nobel address—delivered 50 years ago today—was an exercise in humility, as highlighted by FEE’s own Larry Reed. Hayek even went so far as to argue that there really shouldn’t be a Nobel prize for economists due to the disproportionate intellectual authority the prize bestows.
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- A Fellowship For Homeschoolers, Microschoolers, and More - FEEThis program was created by the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) to support teens in unconventional education, including homeschoolers. I’ve followed the program’s launch and progress ever since, and enjoyed tracking the journey of the fellows who’ve engaged with the program.
- The Rain in Spain and Plenty of Blame - FEEImage Credit: Custom image by FEE. Politics. Flood. Government Action. Natural disaster. Spain. Mark Nayler . Facebook Twitter Flipboard LinkedIn Reddit Email. It’s clear whom Spaniards blame for the devastating floods that hit Spain on October 29th, as a result of which 229 people lost their lives and five are still missing. A few days after ...
- How Political Prediction Markets Cut Through Partisan Spin - FEEImage Credit: Custom image by FEE 1) Talk Is Cheap. The major reason I trust prediction markets over polls is simple—talk is cheap. Imagine you go to a grocery store and there is only one bag of apples available, but you and four other customers want it. Imagine the owner of the store says he’ll give the bag to the person who wants it most.
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