The Bailout, Libertarian Principles and Solutions
Interviewed on American Vigilance Coast to Coast with Blake and Mike, 12 October 2008.
Fiscal Theory
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Is Deleveraging Bad for the Economy?
Even simple people will discover that Keynes did not teach us how to perform the "miracle ... of turning a stone into bread," but the not at all miraculous procedure of eating the seed corn.
Unintended Consequences in the Process of Socializing Health Care
The movement towards socialized medicine is strong but widely misunderstood.
Introduction to Strigl’s Capital & Production
Apparently in the 1930s only Mises was courageous enough to point out that political organizations were responsible for the unnecessary aggravation of the economic crisis of 1929.
Review of Gene Epstein, Econospinning
Gene Epstein finds little fault with government's economic numbers and plenty of fault with the reporters and pundits who use those numbers.
How to Build a Railroad
Like Anthony Gregory, I agree with many of the nominees for the “
Perpetual Trade Deficits Can Be Good
However, a large trade deficit — even one that persists for decades — is not necessarily bad or unsustainable.
America’s Siberia
It appears that the Appalachians are about to move again. Earthquakes? Shifts in tectonic plates? Not this time.
