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Drug Shortages, Price Gouging, and Our Broken Health Care System
By separating buyer and seller with reams of regulations, government-controlled health care ensures that near-shortages and actual shortages are a constant danger hanging over the heads of patients and hospitals. The answer, of course, lies in de-regulation.
Joseph Salerno at the Nassau Institute in the Bahamas
Prof. Salerno delivered a lecture on money and banking last Wednesday in Nassau, Bahamas.
Newly Discovered Recording of Mises
The Mises Institute has uploaded a recording of "The Economics of the Middle-of-the-Road Policy"—delivered by Ludwig von Mises on April 25, 1962.
Aphorisms in Honor of Liberty
Four-time summer fellow at the Mises Institute, Jakub Bozydar Wisniewski, emails: “Over the last two years I wrote over 600 liberty-themed ap
Anderson: The Coming Corporate “Crime Wave”
Mises Daily Wednesday | William L. Anderson
The Coming Corporate “Crime Wave”
With an election year soon upon us, many politicians are talking about cracking down on "greed" in the business and corporate worlds. Fortunately for politicians, federal law is flexible enough to prosecute nearly anyone, and the chilling effect on entrepreneurs will be real.
Jeff Deist and Lew Rockwell guest the 500th Episode of the Tom Woods Show
Ludwig von Mises, Genius?
Never published before, this short essay about Ludwig von Mises by his personal assistant, Bettina Bien Greaves, outlines what it was about Mises's creativity and scholarship that made him truly unique.
