Production Theory
The Socialist Community under Stationary Conditions
Imagine an economy that never changes. Only then does the plan compute.
The Organization of Production under Socialism
Socialization—a word built to obscure the problem it names.
Say’s Law and the Riots in France
As we look back on the recent riots in France, we look even further back to the wisdom of another Frenchman, J. B. Say who understood something about economics and what makes a good society. Keynes claimed to “refute” Say’s Law when, in reality, he refuted nothing.
Say’s Law and the Riots in France
As we look back on the recent riots in France, we look even further back to the wisdom of another Frenchman, J. B. Say who understood something about economics and what makes a good society. Keynes claimed to “refute” Say’s Law when, in reality, he refuted nothing.
A Rothbardian Theory of Economic Growth
Dr. Per Bylund argues that economic growth comes not from stretching the Hayekian triangle before its original factors, but from entrepreneurs inserting new, more roundabout production processes within it.
The Strawman That Won’t Die: Say’s Law at the Hoover Institution
Many have misstated Say’s Law for years. J. M. Keynes incorrectly attributed a concept to Say that he did not hold: “supply creates its own demand.” Even the great Thomas Sowell restated this error.
The Strawman That Won’t Die: Say’s Law at the Hoover Institution
Many have misstated Say’s Law for years. J. M. Keynes incorrectly attributed a concept to Say that he did not hold: “supply creates its own demand.” Even the great Thomas Sowell restated this error.
Labor Unions Are Anti-Labor
Labor unions and the general public almost totally ignore the essential role played by falling prices in achieving rising real wages.
The Making of an Austrian Economist
Murray Rothbard wasn't born an Austrian economist. Patrick Newman on how a Columbia-trained mainstream PhD became Mises's heir—in the hundredth year since Rothbard's birth.