History of the Austrian School of Economics

An April 2025 family day trip to Salamanca was a reminder that the University of Salamanca provided ideas for individual people around the world to prosper.

The other book of 1919—written months before Keynes.

Dr. Wanjiru Njoya traces how Murray Rothbard placed private property back at the center of liberty, against the modern tendency to dissolve liberty into equality.

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.)

To mark Ludwig von Mises's 145th birthday, Bob reviews the contributions that put Mises in the running for greatest economist of all time.

We often remember the thinkers who defended liberty when its prospects looked bleak, and for good reason. But we should also remember the people who supported them and made their work possible without knowing what would follow.

We often remember the thinkers who defended liberty when its prospects looked bleak, and for good reason. But we should also remember the people who supported them and made their work possible without knowing what would follow.

On this episode of Power & Market, Ryan, Connor, and Tho toast to Mises's 145th birthday by discussing his life and legacy.

In 1927, the Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises published a short book titled Liberalism: The Classical Tradition.

Bob talks with professor Matt McCaffrey about a soon-to-be-published, never-before-seen manuscript by Frank Fetter, surveying the history of economic thought from Adam Smith to John Stuart Mill.