The Tom Woods Show, episode 1256.

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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. Walter Blocks back on the program again, and it's good news today.

It's good news. It's not just the government is doing 27 other

terrible things we didn't know about. We have to cover that. As you know, I don't shrink from

covering stuff like that. But once in a while, you just have to get that injection of good news,

of inspiration, let's say. Inspiration, that's what we're going to get today. But before I turn

to Walter, I do want to say something about one of the two people who was just named as the Nobel

Prize winner in economics. And by the way, in parentheses, I know that technically speaking,

the economics prize is not technically the Nobel Prize.

It doesn't matter.

Please don't write to me about that.

I already know that.

Okay?

The point is, the winners, or one of the winners, is a guy named William Nordhaus.

Now, Nordhaus is a bad choice for a number of reasons.

But what's interesting about Nordhaus in particular to me is that

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