Power & Market

In a new interview with Pete Raymond, Sweden-born economist Per Bylund describes t

As a libertarian, I strongly and enthusiastically support Krugman's claim of Republican hypocrisy. With regard to most of the rest of his assertions, I disagree.

The soda tax adds just one more hassle for already-beleaguered small shop owners. But it's been great for politicians who claim they're "doing something" about obesity.

Mises Institute Fellow Patrick Newman recently joined the Age of Jackson podcast to discuss Murray Rothbard’s 

With another Martin Luther King Day come and gone, we were reminded that the views of King are regarded as the model for the “civil rights mo

MMT: A recipe for inflation, capital consumption, and higher time preference.

Our own Jeff Deist offered up an ambitious progressive plan via Twitter.

Kamala Harris wants to buy votes, and she has decided that it is okay to hurt the economy in hopes of achieving her political ambitions.

[Editors note: Mr. Luddy will be giving the Henry Hazlitt lecture at this year’s Austrian Economics Research Conference.&n

By firing Powell, President Trump would once and for all dispel the myth that the Federal Reserve is free from political interference.