January 6, 2017, noon, lunch. San Francisco. At Carbon, 1089 Mills Way, Redwood City, CA 94063. Parking available. Topics: How Radical Free Markets Benefit Everyone; Case studies on “rent control,” “minimum wage,” “antitrust legislation,” “bubble economics” and “intellectual property.” The talk (35 minutes; 15 minutes Q&A) is not open to the public, but I am allowed to invite a few personal guests. So, if you are interested in attending, get in touch with me: wblock@loyno.edu. Contacts: Tabor Barranti, tabor.barranti@gmail.com. January 7, 2017. San Francisco, CA. Liberty International/Free Exchange, 6 PM. Address: 6 Gonzalez Drive, 415-859-5174. Speaker, 7 PM; topic: Free … Continue reading More Information on my Two Talks in San Francisco, January 6 and 7