Soon Ludwig von Mises´ magnum opus, Human Action, will be available in Swedish.

From founder and Vice President of the Swedish Ludwig von Mises Institute, Joakim Kämpe:

Thomas Piketty’s Capital in the Twenty-First Century has drawn raves from the many uncritical pundits and academics on the left. For the meddlers, the book is about the ‘right’ topic, inequality, at the right time. Never mind that the question is wrong (here, here, and here).

A relatively new master’s thesis on Raico’s work is now available from the archives of Buffalo State College. In this passage, the author explains some of Raico’s early work and the conflicts within the movement that partially led to Raico’s turn toward his work as a historian of classical liberalism and the West:

By Daniel P. Stanford

More “good news” on how regulation protects consumers while advancing welfare: Marijuana testing labs barred from taking individual samples: 

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Edtor’s Note: This is a selection from “The Problem of Security: Historicity of the State and ‘European Realism’” found in the collection The Myth of National Defense edited by Hans-Hermann Hoppe.

Working for the Volker Fund during the 1950s and early 1960s provided Murray Rothbard with the opportunity to read and write reviews and memos on hundreds of books on the social sciences, especially economic theory and political economy. Happily this amazing treasure trove of Rothbardiana is available in the Rothbard archives housed at the Mises Institute.

In some places, the legislature, http://blogs.denverpost.com/techknowbytes/2014/05/01/puc-lowers-insurance-requirements-taxis-day-uberxlyft-bill-clears/13554/   Jacob Huebert has writtin on this: http://technori.com/2013/02/3289-startup-innovation-government-vs-uber/

Jeff Deist explains some of the compliance burdens of the IRS’s latest guidelines for cryptocurrency and other electronic media of exchange.