How High Can the Price of Gold Go?

Brown Bag Seminar; Recorded at the Mises Institute on February 10, 2005. [1:01:20]

The Cantillon Legacy: Extending Rothbardian Revisionism

Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama; March 18, 2005. The video version includes a post-lecture Question and Answer session.  [53:19]

The Cantillon Legacy: Extending Rothbardian Revisionism

Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama; March 18, 2005. The video version includes a post-lecture Question and Answer session.  [53:19]

The Price is Right

Presented to homeschool parents and students at the Mises Institute, 23 September 2008. [20:44]

350 Years of Economic Theory in 50 Minutes

350 Years of Economic Theory in 50 Minutes

On the Need to Raise Taxes in Alabama

Brown Bag Seminar; Recorded at the Mises Institute on January 13, 2005. [1:02:19]

Luxury Condos? The Housing Bubble Comes to Auburn

Presented at a meeting of the Auburn University Libertarians; February 17, 2007 [35:48]

What Constitutes Price-Gouging in the Oil Industry?

Features Dr. Mark Thornton (beginning at 2:28), as interviewed by Alex Markels on National Public Radio's "Weekend Edition" program; April 30, 2006 [4:23]

A No-Nonsense Look at U.S. Energy Policy

Presented at the Annual Meeting of the Alabama Forest Owners' Association, "Energy: Fossil and Bio-Business, Technical, and Economic Considerations"; May 4, 2007 [18:07]

Property Taxes and Education in Alabama

Delivered to the Forestry Leadership Program at Auburn University; January 17, 2008. [26:54]

Predicting Booms and Busts

The Hans Sennholz Memorial Lecture, delivered at the Austrian Student Scholars Conference hosted by Grove City College; November 2, 2007. [56:52]

The Income Tax is Un-American

Presented to the Auburn University Libertarians, 14 April 2008. [58:58]

Voting for Victory? An Analysis of Confederate Trade Legislation

Presented at the San Jose State Workshop in Applied Political Economy; May 2, 2005. [1:16:01]

Update on the Housing Bubble: How Bailouts Cause Depressions

Presented to the Auburn University Economics Club, 14 October 2008. [33:55]

Senior Economics Seminar

An overview of Austrian Economics presented at West Georgia College, 27 March 2008. Includes a Question and Answer period. [1:11:15]

Hard Drugs for Little Kids?

Presented to the Auburn University Libertarians; February 3, 2005 [43:37]

The Civil War and the Growth of Government

Mark Thornton discusses the Civil War and the Growth of Government during the Economics of the Civil War Seminar, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners in March 2005.

The Cost and Consequences of the Civil War

 Mark Thornton discusses The Cost and Consequences of the Civil War at the Economics of the Civil War Conference, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners on March 1st, 2005.

The Continuing Bull Market in Gold: How High Can It Go?

 Mark Thornton discusses the Continuing Bull Market in Gold: How High Can It Go? at the Austrian Economics and Financial Markets Conference in Las Vegas, February 2005.

Inflation: North and South

 Mark Thornton discusses the implications of Inflation: North and South, at the Economics of the Civil War Conference in February 2005, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners.

Confederate Blockade of the South

Mark Thornton discusses the Confederate Blockade of the South during the Economics of the Civil War Seminar in February 2005, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners.

The Rhett Butler Effect

Mark Thornton describes The Rhett Butler Effect during the The Economics of the Civil War Seminar in February 2005, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners.

The Union Blockade and Southern Strategy

Mark Thornton describes The Union Blockade and Southern Strategy at The Economics of the Civil War Seminar in February 2005, presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners.

Economic Tools for Understanding the War

Mark Thornton defines the Economic Tools for Understanding the War at the The Economics of the Civil War Seminar presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners in January 2005.

Thank Goodness for FDR's Tax Cut

Mark Thornton say "Thank Goodness for FDR's Tax Cut" at The Trouble with Taxation Conference in January 2005.

How Did the North Win?

Mark Thornton asks, "How Did the Union Win?" at the The Economics of the Civil War in January 2005 presented to the Auburn University Academy for Lifelong Learners.

What We Can Learn From Real Guerrillas

Mark Thornton talks about What We Can Learn from the Real Guerrillas at the 2004 Mises Supporters Summit on Radical Scholarship.

Apoplithorismosphobia

Mark Thornton discusses the irrational fear of deflation at this 2004 Austrian Workshop.

Inflation During the Civil War

Mark Thornton discusses Inflation During the Civil War at this 2004 Austrian Workshop.

The Biggest Lies about Recessions and War

Mark Thornton talks about the Biggest Lies about Recessions and War, at the Prosperity, War & Depression seminar.

Question and Answer Session

Question and Answer Session with Mark Thornton at the "Boom, Bust, and Future" seminar.

What Thrives and What Dies During War

Mark Thornton presents What Thrives and What Dies During War at the "Boom, Bust, and Future" seminar.

Business Cycles and Prediction

?Business Cycles and Prediction Various Artists Mises University

Skyscrapers and the Housing Crisis

Skyscrapers and the Housing Crisis Various Artists Mises University

The Upside-down World of John Maynard Keynes

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles Mark Thornton Our Enemy, Inflation

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles Mark Thornton Our Enemy, Inflation

Consolidation and Tyranny

Consolidation and Tyranny Mark Thornton The Twentieth Century: An Austrian Critique

Current Market Conditions

Current Market Conditions Mark Thornton Mises Institute Interview

Monetary Freedom and its Opposite

Monetary Freedom and its Opposite Mark Thornton The Gold Standard Revisited

Monetary Freedom and its Opposite

Monetary Freedom and its Opposite Mark Thornton The Gold Standard Revisited

Current Market Conditions

Current Market Conditions Mark Thornton Mises Institute Interview

Who's Protected By Tariffs?

Who's Protected By Tariffs? Mark Thornton Economics in One Lesson

Triangular Intervention

Triangular Intervention Mark Thornton Rothbard Graduate Seminar

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles

Skyscrapers and Business Cycles Mark Thornton Audio Daily Article

Natural Disasters, It Turns Out, Are Bad

Austrian Economics Then and Now

Austrian Economics Then and Now Mark Thornton Mises Institute's 25th Anniversary Celebration

The Bastiat Collection

An Interview with Mark Thornton