As FEEcon comes to a close, Larry Reed takes the stage once more to summarize our experience and make a big announcement.

People constantly search for ways to improve their quality of life. Often times this requires relocating to new places. While relocation within the same country is considered acceptable, many oppose relocation when foreign nationals relocate to their country because foreigners "steal" jobs from local workers. Professor Benjamin Powell thinks this is not true. Immigrants improve their own lives, but they also have positive effects on the local economy: immigrants create new jobs for locals. About the speaker: FEE Scholar Benjamin Powell is Director of The Institute for the Teaching and Study of Free Market Economics at Texas Tech, where he also teaches economics as visiting professor.

Professor Peter Boettke talks to students attending FEE summer seminars in 2006 about the past, present and future of Austrian Economics. For more information visit http://fee.org/ -- [Uploaded using YT-Splitter] http://in20s.com/YTSplitter/

What did America give up when it put the TSA in place? Why have so many resources been spent without making travel safer? What did policy makers miss when they put a national air travel security system in place?