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The Idea Room with Professor Steven Horwitz

JULY 21, 2010 by TSVETELIN M. TSONEVSKI

Update: The transcript of this session has been posted here.

Today FEE and The FreemanOnline.org hosted an hour-long Idea Room live chat with Professor Steven Horwitz. In a lively discussion about contemporary economic problems, Professor Horwitz answered questions on inflation, government spending, budget deficits, the gold standard, and many other subjects.

Click here to visit the Idea Room and read his answers. Also stay tuned for the next edition of the Idea Room next month.

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TSVETELIN M. TSONEVSKI

Tsvetelin Tsonevski is director of academic affairs at FEE. He holds LL.M. degree in Law and Economics from George Mason School of Law.

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