The 2024 Republican Primary and Ron Paul’s Continued Relevance
Last night’s fourth Republican Presidential debate offered the most substantive outing so far of 2024’s political circus.
Power & Market
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QJAE: Étatisme as the Root of Development Economics
Abstract: Development economics has invested substantial effort in formulating policies aimed at initiating development in underdeveloped countries
JLS: Toward a Free Market Approach for Describing and Measuring Literary Archetypes and Tropes
ABSTRACT: This research proposes a free market approach to describing and measuring popular culture archetypes and stereotypes that result from the
Fred Glahe, R.I.P
Glahe was a longtime member of the editorial board of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, and was the author (among many other things) of some very useful texts on business cycles and the Hayek-Keynes debate.
EU-China Leadership Summit: Protectionism on the Agenda
On December 7, the European Union and China are having their first in-person summit in four years, with the presidents of the European Commission a
The Real Problem With Our Foreign Policy
Over the weekend Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin explained to the American people what’s really wrong with US foreign policy.
Abraham Lincoln—War Criminal
We frequently read today about war crimes, such as bombing hospitals.
Can Libertarians Win in Georgia? (The Country, Not the State)
While much of the attention is now focused on Argentina and Javier Milei’s electoral triumph, we can also discover some success stories in ot
Grade Inflation at Harvard and Yale: 80% of Students Get As
Reports from Harvard and Yale reveal that about 80% of students at both institutions receive As, with mean GPAs reaching 3.7 at Yale and 3.8 at Har
Chinese Nationals Own a Mere 0.03% of American Agricultural Land
All taken together, foreigners own approximately 40.8 million acres. 383,935 of that is held by Chinese nationals. The federal government, on the other hand, owns 640 million acres.
