Mises Daily

Large-scale additions to the amount of public expenditure cannot be financed by "soaking the rich," but that the burden must be carried by the masses.

In truth, the United States had been at war with Japan long time before the attack on Pearl Harbor.

The greatest threat to worldwide prosperity is the complete collapse of what little remains of free-market capitalism.

What is one to make of the president's diminishment of the causal connection between the productivity of individuals and the success of their pursuits?

The right of secession follows at once from the basic rights defended by classical liberalism, beginning with the principle of self-ownership.

Sire, the administration that you have honored with your confidence has proposed a law to prohibit your faithful subjects from using their right hands.

The word <em>liberal</em> has clear and pertinent etymological roots grounded in the ideal of individual liberty.

If you are asked, "What, then, is to be done?" reply, "Be just to everybody."

The problem in Europe (and the USA) is not too much but too little austerity — or its complete absence.