Mises Daily

The sordid history of failed economic predictions in our time. (Analysis by Clifford F. Thies.) 

The movie as an allegory in defense of free trade: Mark Thornton restates his position and defends it against critics.

Proposition 187 passed overwhelmingly, but it is being gutted by courts and the governor. (Column by Tibor R. Machan.)

The failures of the IMF point to only one solution: abolish it. (Article by David R. Henderson)

The philosophical implications of blaming everyone but the president. (Analysis by Tibor R. Machan)

How government subsidizes U.S. business abroad. (Op-ed by Janice Shields and James Sheehan)

Mises on anti-profit language and literature. (Column by William Peterson)

The errors of the VH-1 campaign for public-school music programs. (Commentary by Greg Davis) 

The hysterical reaction to the death of JFK, Jr. is a reminder that American socialists long for a great leader who can make statism work. 

The truth about the newest fiscal gimmicks to come out of Washington. (Commentary by Llewellyn H. Rockwell, Jr.)