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Back to Almaty

After a flight from Almaty to Dushanbe, in Tajikistan, where I gave a talk to the researchers and directors of the Center for Strategic Research of the office of the…

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The “Amero” Debuts in Kazakhstan

Anarchy…or…the Amero? One thing I have been asked about at several public lectures I’ve made in Kazakhstan is when the “Amero” is going to be introduced, whether it is a…

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Great Meetings in Almaty

I’m pretty knackered, as the Brits say, after a very full two days of meetings, lectures, seminars, etc. I met yesterday with officials at the National Bank of Kazakhstan, the…

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Work

A very, very, very exhausting schedule of non-stop meetings, seminars, and lectures in Bishkek, then up at 4:30 to check out and fly to Osh, then another non-stop day of…

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Off to Osh

More lectures and meetings today (I gave an 8 am talk…that’s 9pm DC time) to business students at the American University of Central Asia, then off to Osh tomorrow, followed…

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Some Wisdom…

Robert Higgs: “Instead of stimulus, do nothing – seriously” (A good example of the wisdom of the Chinese idea of “Wu Wei” — “active inactivity,” aka laissez faire).

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Kyrgyzstan

I’ve had a pretty busy schedule since arriving after a very, very long set of flights from DC to London, London to Almaty, and Almaty to Bishkek. It was freezing…

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Japanese Lessons (How to Build Even More Bridges to Nowhere)

New York Times: “ Japan’s Big-Works Stimulus Is Lesson for U.S. ” Japan’s rural areas have been paved over and filled in with roads, dams and other big infrastructure projects,…

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