Interventionism

US Treasury Secretary Jack Lew has been threatening the Chinese government over its inexpensive steel exports.

Spain is prepping for a new election this month, and there is little sign of a national desire for freedom and free markets.

There is no necessary connection between battling to curb immigration and rejecting key elements of the free market such as free trade.

Both workers and elites fear new market and technological innovations. The latest protests are nothing new.

The problem isn't whether a candidate's economic plan is detailed enough. The problem is the notion that a politician can improve the economy.

We're daily bombarded by the media with stories about identity politics. Usually ignored is the government's role in shaping these views.

The Mises Institute hosts the first ever live episode of the Contra Krugman Show.

Dr. Walter Block, a childhood classmate of Bernie Sanders, dissects one of the sacred cows of Seattle's latte-Left: minimum wage laws.

A brief history of how various state interventions have raised health care prices and lessened access.