Mises Daily
The Fed’s “Brave New World” of Monetary Policy
One wonders if this Fed official ever read Aldous Huxley's chilling book.
C.M. Kornbluth and the Syndicate
Libertarian science-fiction fans under 40 are probably at least a little unclear on just who or what the Futurians were.
The Medical Marketplace, Free and Unfree
Prior to the advent of Medicare and Medicaid, individuals paid for the majority of medical goods and services out of their own pocket and utilized health insurance as a rational tool for mitigating financial risk posed by catastrophic events.
Appoint a Committee!
Human life is dependent not only on the knowledge of right principles; it relies, also, on actions in accord with right principles.
The Rise and Current Decline of the City
The emptying of cities is not a good trend. It is the city that breeds civilization and civilized life.
Unemployment and Economic Recovery
Without government, unemployment could be relatively easily alleviated.
How I Learned the Truth about the State
In a police state, we're all criminals. How many laws have you broken today? This week? This month? Have you changed lanes without a turn signal? Exceeded the posted speed limit? Hired a neighborhood kid to cut your grass and then paid him under the table?
Keynes, Krugman, and the Crisis
In late June the Mises Academy will launch my new online class, <a href="http://academy.mises.org/courses/keynes-krugman-and-the-crisis/">Keynes, Krugman, and the Crisis</a>.
How Photographers Can Make Money without Copyright
This company adds to the value of its product by not violating the rights of the consumer.