Mises Daily Articles

Some e-cig companies think new FDA regs are great. Smaller or less-established firms, however, may be less enthusiastic.

Third world sweatshops benefit workers much the way factories in Great Britain and the US did during the Industrial Revolution.

The myth endures that after Hitler inherited a country ravaged by the Great Depression in 1933, his aggressive policies turned the nation around and created an economic powerhouse. But the truth is something far different. It became a story of rationing, shortages, and misery in the Third Reich.

Mainstream economics remains wedded to using data as an end in itself, such that the availability of data alone often determines the extent of economic inquiry.