These were the most-read Mises Daily articles during the month of May 2015:
1. Financial Warfare and the Declining Dollar by Ryan McMaken
2. Seven Changes Needed in Ferguson and Baltimore Right Now by Mark Thornton
3. Why Do We Celebrate Rising Home Prices? by Ryan McMaken
4. How Government Inaction Ended the Depression of 1921 by Lew Rockwell
5. Why Larry Summers Doesn’t Understand Economic Inequality by Matt Palumbo
6. How GDP Metrics Distort Our View of the Economy by Chris Casey
7. The High Cost of Centrally Planning the Global Climate by Ryan McMaken
8. Connecticut’s Novel Way to Kill Jobs and Tax Employers by Christopher J. O’Connell
9. Is the Keynesian Multiplier a Real Thing? by Frank Shostak
10. Extorting Low-Income Individuals to Help “the Poor” by Gary Galles
*This list can include articles published during any period. Rankings based on number of unique web visitors during the month.
