Mises Daily

In reality, money is as easily supplied by the free market as any other good.

"Milton's argument that the people need free expression of thought rests not upon their inherent virtue, but upon the very fact that none of them are virtuous enough to properly decide the right books for all."

In real life, Keynesianism doesn't work; the government bails out the bankers and then depressions last a long time.

These increases may not show up in the price of US financial assets, but they will rear their ugly heads at the gas pump and grocery checkout.

Now, under the influence of the antidiscrimination paradigm and "human rights" law, men are being told that their human dignity requires the enslavement of a woman who does not wish to provide them with a holiday tour.

The greatest economic charity is that which enables persons to become independent of alms and therefore most self-reliant and secure under freedom.

We live in extremely dangerous times. The enemies of liberty are on the march, but they do not go unchallenged.

Economic theory suggests that unaccountable, legally protected monopolies are inefficient.

We are going to have world central planning in order to control the climate and protect the holy earth from the effects of industrialization. Oh, and tax us good and hard in the process.

"We don't know how many jobs have been lost because of the ones that have theoretically been saved or created."