Private versus Government Health Insurance: They Are Not the Same
Insurance is a market institution—i.e., it emerged through voluntary exchange aiming at satisfying the needs of the parties involved. Private health insurance should not be mistaken for public health insurance, which constitutes an element of a state’s social policy. They differ to such a great extent that one can even claim that the latter is a contradiction of the former. This essay will show the most notable differences between them.
We’re Getting Poorer: Price Inflation Grew Faster than Wages Again in September
The West Didn’t Become Rich Because of Slavery But in Spite of It
Housing Is Getting Less Affordable. Governments Are Making It Worse.
The average square footage in new single-family houses has been declining since 2015. House sizes tend to fall just during recessionary periods. It happened from 2008 to 2009, from 2001 to 2002, and from 1990 to 1991.
Prospects for Right Libertarian Fusionism
How Austrian Economics Took On the Academy
Misunderstanding Mises, Again
In a recent blog post on the Marginal Revolution blog, Ludwig von Mises is categorized as an underrated thinker. That’s undoubtedly true, especially when considering his many groundbreaking contributions to economics. Mises was also one of the first to be named a distinguished fellow of the American Economic Association in 1969.
The Hardheaded Thought of Ludwig von Mises: Ever Attacked and Ever Triumphant
Such is the intellectual stature of Ludwig von Mises that even many decades after his passing the opponents of classical liberalism and laissez-faire capitalism continue to attack his life’s work.