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Whats the most you ever spent on an article of clothing

Not including jewlery, which is an accessory anyway. I have a coat that cost nearly $600 and a shirt that cost $95 I also bought a single pair of socks for $8 (I never spend much money on socks,...

What do you consider resonable prices for clothing

For me $10-$15 for shirts $20-$35 pants $7 socks (pack of 6 from target!) Shoes $19-$30 Then again I live cheaply, though i do have some expensive things.

comparing prices, which meals are the most ecomical for large families?

What meals have you found to be the cheapest to feed your family? What meals are best to save money when cooking for larger families. Pleasse list your top ten saving meals and give an estimate of...

Worried about Oil Prices this Frosty Morning

Well when the sun came up this morning, my car was covered in frost, so I guess fall is really here now! The furnace has kicked on a couple of times, thankfully we put the storm windows on last...

Why is there no gas in the Southeast.

Sure, Hurricane Ike took out a few, or more than a few, pipelines and oil platforms. But, those were for the entire country. Even Texas where the hurricane actually hit is not suffering a gas...

In Defense of Usury (by Don Boudreaux)

Especially in light of the renewed efforts to regulate the terms that credit-card issuers are allowed to offer to borrowers, Jeremy Bentham's short little classic Defence of Usury is well worth...

Price Controls and the Reign of Terror (by Don Boudreaux)

In their 1975 book The Age of Napoleon, Will and Ariel Durant argue that the Reign of Terror during the French revolution was sparked, in part, by price controls. The economy itself was a...

Begging To Spend More Money{Cultural Notes - Luxury}

 An article in the New York Times tells us about the Peacock kitchen and touches on topics related to the sensual pleasures of smelling, tasting, and touching, citing Clive Christian en...

Joe Kennedy II Wants More Regulation of the Oil Industry (by Don Boudreaux)

Joseph Kennedy II knows neither the relevant history nor economics. Here's a letter that I sent today to the Wall Street Journal in response to Kennedy's essay that appeared yesterday in that paper....

Feedback, knowledge and the division of labor

Arnold Kling over at EconLog tells the poignant story of worrying about his father's health care. Anyone who has had a loved one in the hospital can relate. There are a lot of smart and caring people...