No Free Lunch — Confronting Economic Fallacies with Peter Boettke & Caleb Fuller

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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What Is the Significance of the Phrase, No Free Lunch?

04:17 • 3min

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What Are the Most Common Fallacies of Opportunity Cost Reasoning?

07:37 • 4min

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The Challenges to ECON One O One?

11:18 • 5min

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Idle Resources Aren't Idiot at All

15:55 • 4min

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Are Demand Curves Different in Charlottesville Than in New Haven?

19:53 • 6min

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The Role of the Economist in a Free Society

25:35 • 2min

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Students, What's Your Common Experiencce?

27:08 • 2min

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How Do You Communicate With Your Students About the Power of Economics?

29:19 • 4min

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How Markets Are Unregulated, but They're Not.

33:42 • 6min

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The Connection Between Profit and Discrimination

39:37 • 2min

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The Contrast Between Economics and Politics

41:22 • 5min

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Privacy and the Prisoner's Dilemma

46:51 • 4min

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Is Simple Economies Simpleminded?

50:46 • 4min

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The Market Making of Cobras

54:24 • 3min

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The Power of Economic Reasoning to Do Economic Research

57:24 • 4min

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Teaching in a New World?

01:01:06 • 5min

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The Principles of Rent Control, No Free Lunch

01:06:27 • 1min

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What's the Biggest Fallacy in the World?

01:07:53 • 3min

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What Are Your Future Plans for Economists?

01:10:41 • 5min