David Iglesias is a writer and undergraduate student majoring in Economics in Utah.

When Biden “Creates Jobs” Look for the Hidden Costs

Biden’s Government Jobs Are the “Seen” the Lost Market Jobs Are the “Unseen”

In the near future, anyone reading up on news is likely to find an article titled “Jobs Created under Biden” or a report on how many jobs were added through Biden’s programs. These jobs the news reader will see, but the jobs that workers would have been doing had the government not hired them will be invisible to this reader.

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Georg Grassmueck is an Associate Professor of Business at Lycoming College, a liberal arts college in Pennsylvania.&n

Jeff Riggenbach, RIP

Jeff Riggenbach, one of the pioneer libertarians from the 1970s, died today at the age of seventy-four. The dominant theme of his work was opposition to war, and he was a great champion of Randolph Bourne, who famously said that “war is the health of the state.”   He was drawn to the Mises Institute through our opposition to war.

He said about the Institute:

The Economics of Working from Home

Strict lockdowns imposed by governments to slow the spread of covid-19 continue to force more and more people around the planet into a “work from home” setup. This is problematic for a number of reasons as the citizens of countries around the world have to go about work and entrepreneurial activities under a number of restrictions: Tomas Forgac summarized major problems encountered by people who try to go on with their lives amid quarantine requirements.