The Mises Week in Review: October 3, 2015

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mises.org / OCTOBER 3, 2015 

Being a government means never having to say you’re sorry. And it also means you get to blame everyone else for all the problems you’ve caused.

This week at mises.org, we explored how deeply indebted governments blame the ones who lend them money, while government prosecutors blame entrepreneurs, businesses, and “white collar crime” for other problems in the economy. And surges in drug prices, we’re told, have nothing to do with government control of the drug market.

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