The latest scholarship developing the Austrian School of economic thought.
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A Note on “Desired Money Balances” and Menu Costs
Responding to monetary disequilibrium theorists, Jonathan Newman argues that MDT leads to a price level illusion, and that market processes should be allowed to run their course without monetary injections.
Book Review: _Sexual Freedom and Its Impact on Economic Growth and Prosperity_
A new book by Feler Bose provides a robust economic argument that sexual and economic freedom are inversely related, while providing numerous empirical illustrations of this relationship.
Ulysses S. Grant and the Panic of 1873
The post–Civil War economic boom famously ended in panic in 1873. Responses by Ulysses Grant, which were consistent with Austrian economic prescriptions, effectively mitigated the effects of the panic.
Peng Xinwei: China’s Misesian Monetary Historian
Peng Xinwei (1907-67), author of a 900 page monetary history of China, deserves recognition as a Chinese Misesian monetary historian, say Song Li and Sue Xiong.
