More than a third of Americans earning over $500,000 say they’re living paycheck to paycheck, Goldman Sachs findsWhat happened to all the concern about Venezuelan democracy?Seniors aren’t keeping up with their credit card debt.On Iran, Israel’s opposition is even more hawkish than NetanyahuFrance's riots highlight a growing risk for its battered bond market
Inflation and the Purchasing Power Decline of Small Coins
The demise of American coinage is the story of US money in a nutshell. Coins were made of gold and silver. Today, even coins of base metals have face values less than the value of the metal itself.
No, Miserly Retirees Are Not Tanking the Economy
No matter how many times Austrians debunk the Paradox of Thrift, it appears in one form or another, this time in The Atlantic, which claims that retirees are too miserly in spending their savings, thus putting the economy in danger.
Against the State: An Interview with Lew Rockwell
John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute talks with Lew Rockwell about his book Against the State.
The Victim’s Dilemma: The Fallacy of the Strong State in Times of War
Frightened citizens in wartime tend to demand even more centralization and state power in the name of protection. However, the centralized state can never deliver what they want.
Trump Is Right to Lift Diesel Sanctions on Russia. He Should Go Further
Lifting sanctions on Russian diesel may provide Americans a little relief from high energy prices. The same economic logic applies to the thousands of other sanctions Washington continues to enforce.
California’s Wealth Tax Fails Hayek’s Rule-of-Law Test
The proposed California Wealth Tax is promoted as a tool for “social justice,” yet according to the standards set by F.A. Hayek, it undermines the rule of law, not to mention justice itself.
The Misesian
In this issue of The Misesian, we bring the focus back to the Americans who brought about what Murray Rothbard has called a truly libertarian revolution against the power of states and imperialism.
The Special Interests that Fuel the American Empire
The people making foreign policy are not disinterested servants of some objectively identifiable “national interest.” They are people and interest groups that respond to incentives and self-interes
The Black Box of Government Secrets
From new wars to vaccine mandates, we're told to trust the government because the government supposedly has special knowledge inaccessible to mere ordinary citizens.
The Empire Has No Clothes
As debt, inflation, and war erode trust in Washington, Mark Thornton argues that real reform must come from the bottom up—not from the political establishment.
The Great Social Security Ponzi Scheme
On this episode of Power and Market, Patrick Newman joins Ryan and Tho for a discussion on Social Security, generational economic tensions, and the latest inflation numbers (spoiler: they're bad.)
Supporters Summit 2026
Join us in San Antonio for our annual Supporters Summit!
Making of an Austrian Economist Members-Only Online Seminar
Mises Members: Join Drs. Joe Salerno and Patrick Newman for an exclusive, Members-Only online seminar discussing their new book, Murray N. Rothbard: The Making of an Austrian Economist.
Fall Campus Mises Book Clubs
This fall, students from across the US are participating in Mises Book Clubs led by scholars at various universities and colleges. These student groups promote deep reading in Austrian economics.
Libertarian Scholars Conference 2027
Join us in Auburn for the Libertarian Scholars Conference 2027.
