Mises versus Menger?
Even if they differed on the similarity of the social and physical sciences, it does not follow that Mises and Menger differed on the correct method of economics.
Strawmanning Mises
Max Keiser should apologize to his Keiser Report viewers for the ridiculous segment he did and for his crazy claims about Menger and Mises.
Gun Control — on the Government’s Guns
The threat of deadly force is implicitly present in every law, regulation, ruling, or decree that emanates from any government office, at any level.
The Coming of Peter Stuyvesant
This cri de coeur of the oppressed people of New Netherland against their despotic director, Willem Kiefft, was heeded by the West India Company and Kiefft was removed in May 1645.
Schumpeter, Equilibrium, and Growth
The following passage, from Art Diamond’s EH.Net review of Joseph A. Schumpeter: A Theory of Social and Economic Evolution by Esben Sloth Andersen, caught my eye.
The Algonquin War in New Netherland
Dutch-Indian Relations Deteriorate
The Dutch West India Company
The Dutch West India Company began operations in 1623, and in the same year the first party of permanent Dutch settlers landed in Manhattan.
Contra Marx on Labor and Value
[Karl Marx and the Close of His System (1896)]
It is admitted by Marx that separate commodities exchange with each other either over or under their value according as the share of constant capital employed in their production is above or below the average.
The Voice of Tyranny
The reporting on a violent incident at the Occupy protests last year reveals the linguistic lengths to which newspapers can go to hide responsibility. The National Post said it best:
Scott Olsen, 24, a former U.S.
