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The Reason Foundation funds a communist

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Society for the Development of Austrian Economics said:
SDAE dinner in San Antonio at the SEA meetings. The cost this year will be the same as last year: $85 (with grad students at half price). That price includes two free drink tickets. The drinks and the graduate student subsidy are courtesy of a generous grant from the Reason Foundation.

This dinner is in honor of Theodore Burczak, the winner of the 2007 Smith Center Annual Prize in Austrian Economics, who has recently written:

Review of Austrian Economics said:
Socialist objectives can be achieved in a market context with the rule of law if market socialism were to take the form of competitive worker-owned and self-managed enterprises, supplemented by universally available welfare redistributions, which could include a basic income, universal capital grants, or education and health insurance vouchers.

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Communism entails the elimination of money, markets, and the state. Since Burczak advocates market socialism, he'd seem to be in direct conflict with that. Thanks for playing. :2wave:
 
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