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The State is more Dangerous than Anarchy

10/22/2013 Robert Higgs

Most people fear that without government (as we now know it), social and economic conditions would be horrible, with rampant crime, including theft

Mises’s Ideas Desperately Needed

10/21/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

Kurt Schuler at Free Banking has a nice post,

New In the Store: Frank Fetter’s ‘Economic Principles’

10/21/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

Now available in the store as an ebook: Frank Fetter’s book

Slow Recovery: Regime Uncertainty Is the Problem

10/18/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

If you haven’t seen it yet, Robert Higgs is at his best again on Regime Uncertainty and how Keynesian-based product and income accounts distort measur

VIDEO: Lew Rockwell Explains the Upside of Government Default

10/16/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

In his recent appearance on RT, Lew Rockwell discusses the upside of government default.

“We All Know Who Janet Yellen Is . . .”

10/15/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

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Bruce Bartlett’s Nutty Government Default Hysteria: Here’s Another Economist for His Hit List

10/15/2013 Joseph T. Salerno

In a remarkably rambling article, mi

A Mises Institute Guide to Nobel Winners Fama and Shiller

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory

10/15/2013 Peter G. Klein

Not surprisingly, the work of this week’s new Nobel prize winners have been the subject of several critiques here at the Mises Institute:

Murray and Me in the NYT

10/14/2013 Peter G. Klein

Bruce Bartlett is shocked to discover tha

Walter Block: Free Market Environmentalism

10/14/2013 Walter Block

Here I discuss how Free Market Environmentalism is not a contradiction.

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