Power & Market

Without inflationary money, automation means we can work less while at the same time have an even higher standard of living.

Justin Raimondo, longtime editor of AntiWar.com and a great friend of the Mises Institute, has died.

As it is, today's SCOTUS ruling has implications for partisan politics. But it does little to rein in the census bureau or return the decennial census to its originally intended purposes.

This week the Supreme Court ruled that the federal government can keep secret the food stamp sales totals of grocery stores.

Economics at Harvard is changing for the worst.

Expect a "wealth tax" to be a popular idea during the Democratic debates, but it's really a tax on the creation of new wealth.

Different members of the ECB state that effects of monetary policy on banks’ profitability have been “broadly neutral”.&

The state and its evils are but the shadow cast by public opinion, and this is why advocates for freedom and free markets put so much emphasis on e

In order to study how economies work — what the effects of added or removed influences will be, etc. — one must first understand the pure mechanisms of the "economic organism."

The demand for loans among consumers and business owners is rising. And that could lead to a flood of new money into the economy. But the Fed is (rightly) afraid of where this might lead.