Mises Daily

European politicians and central bank policy-makers seek to maintain a monopoly over the power to create money.

Jason Brennan has in posts at Bleeding Heart Libertarians rendered a great service to supporters of a priori economics in the style of Mises and Ro

The government’s relationship with Monsanto is a prime example of crony capitalism.

Competition in education, just as competition in the market place, results in a better experience for consumers.

Central banks are becoming the real centers of political power.

The Keynesian promise of prosperity springing from massive government spending is attractive to politicians, economists, and public intellectuals.

The state rarely misses an opportunity to use crisis to its advantage and crony capitalism has become one of the largest benefactors of government fixes.

By late 2010, inflation-adjusted income in Iceland was down over 35 percent.  Inflating one’s currency may give the appearance of recovery, but the truth is somewhat less rosy.
 

 Why write an article on a subject you know nothing about? This is a question Amia Srinivasan might usefully have asked herself.

Come one, come all, and learn the five best ways to create a monopoly.