Mises Daily

In an interview with Mises.org, a leading German classical liberal explains how the government botched unification.

Hollywood's violent, anti-capitalist attack on every industry but the one that makes films. (Review by Thomas Kelly) 

The most conspicious and odious symbol of socialist tyranny came down ten years ago. (Reflections by Tibor R. Machan)

An interview with economist Frank Shostak, as published in the Austrian Economics Newsletter, now available on-line.

A Fed official dreams up a new idea to crack down on currency hoarding. (Article by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.)

She was Murray's "indispensable framework" and a scholar in her own right.

Central bankers mistake the cause for the cure. (Essay by Jeffrey Herbener)

An Austrian perspective on what the film and the phenomenon can teach us about entrepreneurship. (An interview with Joseph T. Salerno). 

It's traduced in normal times and blamed for every economic crisis, but speculation has an important role to play in the market economy. (Article by Christopher Mayer)  

The New York Times decries the political implications of the rise of individualism. (A response by Wendy McElroy)