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1789: The Electoral College Meets for the First Time

Blog3 hours ago

The Federalists further solidified their victory with the selection of the vice president in the electoral college. They double-crossed John Hancock, instead choosing John Adams who wanted maximum power for the new executive branch. 

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Recession and Recovery: W.H. Hutt’s View

Blog6 hours ago

What happens during a depression? Should we expect it to end, or can an economy remain stuck at the bottom?

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Private Investment Is the Answer to Declining Postindustrial Towns

Blog11 hours ago

Many people want the state to take the lead in revitalizing run-down towns. How does this make sense, when it is private industry that conceived these towns in the first place?

Cuba: The Dictatorship and the "Blockade" Lie

Blog07/28/2021

All the propaganda that whitewashes the Cuban dictatorship is based on two lies: the nonexistent “blockade” and the allegedly excellent “public health.”

European Unification as the New Frontier of Collectivism

07/28/2021The Journal of Libertarian Studies

Present-day prophets of a united Europe share with past conquerors like Napoleon and Hitler a strong preference for a society directed, more or less violently, by a small political elite. All in the name of "eternal peace." 

Shrinkflation, Inflation’s Sneaky Cousin, Is on the Rise

Blog07/28/2021

We've all hear the reports of inflation by now, but what about the shrinkflation going on?

The Jan. 6th Show Trials Threaten All of Us

Blog07/28/2021

Worse than this miscarriage of justice is the despicable attempt by the prosecutor in the case to label Hodgkins – who has no criminal record and was accused of no violent crime – a “terrorist.”

Why Capital Goods Are the Key to Economic Progress

07/27/2021Mises Daily Articles

Capital goods become available thanks to secure private property rights, and a class of people willing to save and invest. Without this, there can be no great progress in the standard of living. But, it all takes time. 

Mark Spitznagel: At What Price Safety?

07/27/2021Power & Market

The famed investor asks how much we should pay to keep ourselves safe.

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The Federal Reserve Cannot Help America

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