In March, 1998, a series of public discussions between James Buchanan and Richard Musgrave took place at the University of Munich; these along with questions from the audience and an Introduction and Conclusion by Hans-Werner Sinn,
An agency within an agency, and the political battle over its future, provides a case study of a much larger problem: government can't rationally allocate resources.
Creative accounting by the Clinton administration has taken the government's budgetary imbalances out of the media's spotlight. But there is no basis for believing that we are entering a new era of fiscal responsibility. Deficits are likely to dominate future decades just as they dominated the past three.
Privatization is code for an expensive mandatory savings program.
They said the deficit meant they could not cut taxes. What's the latest excuse?
Assorted interviews with Mises Institute faculty and staff.
Free-market solutions to central banking, deposit insurance, and the economic decline of what was once a free and prosperous society.
