Richard Ebeling takes a look at the current economic situation and its bubble like appearance.

On the It’s Your Money Show: Select the Oct 5, 2014 show.

Beginning at 40:00, Mark Thornton discusses football, the stadium bubble, and recent employment data.

A reader writes after viewing this documentary and noticing some Mises Institute books in the background...

“As with all book-nerds, I’m ever eager to scan the background of images and video to see what books folks have on their shelf. No big surprise for a Bitcoin documentary, but I still got a kick out of what I saw in Charlie Shrem’s office.”

Scotland’s vote for independence resulted in a negative. There won’t be, for now, further discussions about what Scotland should do with its monetary institutions. Still, there is one more issue that I would like to discuss, because it transcends the particular case of Scotland, had independence been the result of the vote.

Reflective of the growing international participation at the Toronto Austrian Scholars Conference, the event will be rebranded as the International Conference of Prices & Markets in concert with the Mises Canada published Journal of Prices & Markets.

The 3rd iteration of the conference will be held on November 8th, with an opening reception the evening before, and the event continuing throughout the weekend.

Former Mises Summer Fellow Jonathan Newman has published “Morals and Markets: A Response” at Libertarian Papers which is edited by Matt McCaffrey:

Mr. John Tamny has kindly taken notice of my review of Money by Steve Forbes and Elizabeth Ames.