Mises Daily Monday: To “Give Back,” Add Real Value
Mises Daily Monday by Peter St. Onge. "Giving back" is big these days, but how can we know if we're really making a contribution that someone values?
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Peak Oil Was Nonsense and the Ghost of the 1981 Oil Price Crash Looms
Remember Peak Oil? Yeah, that's long over.
Mises Daily Friday: Government Save Us From “Overpriced” Chinese Food
Mises Daily Friday: Government Save Us From "Overpriced" Chinese Food
Government Save Us From “Overpriced” Chinese Food
If a customer consents to paying a certain price at the time of purchase, he cannot later claim that he was overcharged. The fact that he was charged the right amount is clear in the fact that he consented to the purchase in the first place.
Jim Grant: What the Fed Calls Deflation is Actually Progress
Jim Grant recently appeared on Yahoo Finance and criticized central bankers and economists who fear deflation.
Falling Oil Prices and the Fallout
What does a fall in oil prices mean for our boom - and bubble-based economy?
Getting Interest Rates Right (Is a Job For Markets)
Interest rates are like prices, and the state should not regulate interest rates any more than it should regulate the price of soda. Regulation will lead to overuse of resources, shortages, and distorted markets.
