Mises Daily

 Milton Friedman attacks Austrian economics in Barron's, Two responses.

Downturns have an upside. The Fed should not intervene to stop them.

Two Austrian economists argue that the markets are overinflated. 

The presidency is a net drain on the economy and national life. Let's do without.

Does the president have a privacy right the rest of us do not have?

 Half of U.S. currency is held overseas. What happens if (when?) it is repatriated?

As the "experts" counsel Japan to gun the money supply, an Austrian has a better idea.

Why public financing of education will compromise private school independence.

Is the market share of education held by universities posed for a long-term decline?

If the stock market crashes, will the Fed flood the economy with money?