A Single Reference
A single reference to Böhm-Bawerk by a Keynesian professor set Jeffrey Herbener, who I consider one of the best economists alive today, on the path toward becoming an Austrian. Here he tells that story to Tom Woods.
Drugstore Education
[This article is excerpted from chapter 8 of The Theory of Education in the United States (1931).]
Keynesianism vs. the Gold-Coin Standard
Duncan Weldon of the London Guardian provides a highly useful summary of the Keynesian case — a fine mixture of familiar old canards and creative new errors.
10 Reasons Why Austrian Economics Is Better Than Mainstream Economics
BY JAKUB BOŻYDAR WIŚNIEWSKI (Original Post)
Respect Indigenous Property Rights
Environmentalists and mining companies are fighting over the fate of the remote Klappan Valley in northern British Columbia. The different sides struggle for government approval of their particular plans, but almost no one fully acknowledges the property rights of the first owners of the valley, the indigenous Tahltan people.
The Tahltan have lived in and around the Klappan Valley since before there were any states at all in North America.
Waldron’s Rule of Law
[The Rule of Law and the Measure of Property • By Jeremy Waldron • Cambridge University Press, 2012 • xiv + 118 pages]
Buy Team America?
“Buy American” is invoked to justify one group of citizens beggaring another.
The Future of the Austrian School
We are not revolutionaries. We must be patient. But the Internet is on the side of liberty.
Some People Take Robert Frank Seriously — and They Live in Afghanistan
Robert Frank is a Cornell University economist who has written a series of books and articles kvetching about the enormous social damage allegedly wrought by competition in American life.
Why the Deflationists Are Wrong
Deflationists have been wrong since 1933. Here’s why.
