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Welcome to the Tom Woods Show, episode 351.

We're talking about net neutrality today for obvious reasons. The FCC is pushing it, and we want to talk about the economics of net neutrality, and we're going to do so today with Peter Klein, who joins us once again. Peter Klein is the Carl Menger Research Fellow at the Mises Institute.

He's also associate professor in the Division of Applied Social Sciences at the University of Missouri, where he is also the director at the McQuinn Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership.

Peter is an adjunct professor at the Norwegian School of Economics and Business

Administration. He's the author of five books, as well as the editor of others, including

volumes of the collected works of F.A. Hayek. Peter received his PhD in economics from the

University of California at Berkeley, studying under Nobel laureate Oliver Williamson.

So here's my conversation with Peter Klein. Peter Klein, welcome back to the show.

Hi, Tom. Great to be with you. Last time you were on, we were smacking down Marxism. I can't even

remember that it must have been some guy had written an article about how Marx was actually pretty cool, contrary to what you rubes think, and we spent two episodes refuting that. I'll link to those in the show notes for today's episode. Today is episode 351, if you can believe that, Peter. So the show notes page will be tomwoods.com slash 351.

And I will link to your article that you did some time ago about the government and the internet and the private sector making it glorious.

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