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Weekend Edition with Dr. Richard Ebeling

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Feb 27, 2016

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Merlin and John welcome back Dr. Richard Ebeling to talk about his recent article about The Follies and Fallacies of Keynesian Economics. The trio also look at the current debt picture in the US and the potential for the “End Game”.

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Feb 27, 2016

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Weekend Edition with Dr. Richard Ebeling

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