What the Nazis Borrowed from Marx
Why Honor Politicians?
Murray Rothbard and Henry George
Both Austrian economics and Georgist economics stem from studying the nature of man, from individual actions, from praxeology. However, they arrive at different conclusions regarding the cause of the business cycle. Both the geolibertarians (Georgists) and the Austrian libertarians start from the same axiom of self-ownership, yet arrive at different conceptions of property. The argument between these two factions has been largely ignored, which is unfortuante. Rothbard, however, dealt with it.
It’s Raining Money
Jim Puplava on the explosion of global liquidity that central banks are undertaking:
The world is awash in liquidity with helicopter money that is printed out of thin air and dumped on to the financial system. Central banks everywhere are injecting vast amounts of credit and money into the financial system. Fiscal and monetary policy is focused on reflating the global economy. Money is literally being dropped from helicopters on to the financial system and the economy.
Very Revealing, from Mr. History’s End
“Critics of nation-building point out that outsiders can never build nations, if that means creating or repairing all the cultural, social, and historical ties that bind people together as a nation.
Franz Kafka...
...Call your office.
A reader wrote this morning in response to my Martha Stewart article on Mises.org:
“[I]t is one matter to profess innocence when questioned by the media, it is quite another animal when someone intentionally sets out to deceive the public by voluntarily proclaiming their [sic] innocence in order to prop up their [sic] company’s stock.”
Mises and Education
Google News delivered this Chicago Sun Times piece mentioning Mises in the context of a new book on education reform published by Hoover (HJ Walberg, Education and Capitalism).