Price Fixing in the Massachusetts Theocracy
From the first, the Massachusetts oligarchy imposed maximum-wage controls, thereby aggravating a shortage of labor. Slavery filled the gap.
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Anatomy of the Fed
The Mises Academy online class <a href="http://academy.mises.org/courses/anatomy-of-the-fed/">Anatomy of the Fed</a> will cater to both the undergraduate student and the seasoned Wall Street executive.
Value in Devaluation?
Devaluation means monetary expansion. The resulting bubble is misinterpreted as the success of devaluation. There ensues a disastrous race to the bottom.
Study Hayek’s Road to Serfdom with Tom DiLorenzo
The academic class hated the book. But readers made it a gigantic success in America, quickly buying over half a million copies.
The Systemic Siesta
The respective wage rates in Spain and Germany would seem to make Spanish labor much more affordable. So why isn’t it?
A Life-Changing Week
Mises U provides students an education they can't obtain anywhere else. It is all made possible by the generosity of donors like you.
Political Thought through the Ages
David Gordon will teach <a href="http://academy.mises.org/courses/political-thought/">Political Thought through the Ages</a>, a 6-week online course at the Mises Academy, starting June 7, 2012.
Charting Fun with Krugman
Robert Murphy uses Paul Krugman's own data to demonstrate the exact opposite of Krugman's conclusions.
America’s First Individualist Anarchist
The logic of liberty and a deeper meditation on scripture had both led Anne Hutchinson to the ultimate bounds of libertarian thought.
