Being a State Means Never Having to Pay Your Debts
Nicolas Cachanosky follows up his Mises Daily article on the legal history of Argentina’s default with a look at the recent effort to blame the default on everyone but the Argentinian government:
Capital Moves to Inexpensive Labor
http://www.forbes.com/sites/joannmuller/2014/08/20/americas-car-capital-will-soon-be-mexico/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_of_L%C3%A1zaro_C%C3%A1rdenas - the huge Pacific port
Conference on Free Banking
A conference on
Lund University in southern Sweden,
Colorado’s Illegal Pot Market Thrives
Not unexpectedly, Colorado’s illegal marijuana market has been reported as thriving. The reasons for this are pretty straightforward. First, it is a new and highly regulated market making it difficult to supply products and keeping legal marijuana prices high. Also, steep taxes on legal marijuana exceeding 30% also are keeping prices high.
Richard Ebeling Discusses Globalization and the Recovery of the Mises Papers in Russia, More
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Mises Institutes of the World
Forbes today profiles several Mises Institutes around the world, and features longtime friend of Mises USA, Helio Beltrão, who is also the founder of Mises Brazil. One of the most important contributions made by other Mises Institutes is the translation of Austrian writings into other languages, including German, Portugese, Spanish, Italian, Polish, Swedish, and Romanian.
