Attention Austrian Scholars: New Book Series in Austrian Economics
Philipp Bagus and I are delighted to announce the launch of a book series dedicated to advancing scholarship in Austrian Economics.
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When Gold’s Real, Uninflated Price Breaks Out – And How to Tell
As the Austrian School economists know full well, inflation distorts price signals unevenly.
When the Economic Terrorists at the WEF Felt Terror of Their Own
The intentions of the World Economic Forum are not news to libertarians.
Krugman’s New Favorite Inflation Expectations Measure
Krugman has chosen an inflation expectations measure that is restricted by design. It will hover around two percent no matter what the respondents’ real inflation expectations are.
Terry Tomkow, R.I.P.
Terrance Tomkow, an important philosopher of interest to libertarians, has passed away.
New York Fed: Manufacturing Activity Is Plummeting
The New York Federal Reserve released the results of its January Empire St
Congress Asleep as Biden Makes War on Yemen
Late last week President Biden started a new US war on the tiny country of Yemen.
The Danger of Critical Race Theory
Most of us have heard of “critical race theory” (CRT) and know that it’s a bad thing, but few know exactly what it is.
Chiefs-Dolphins on Peacock Proves Peter Gent’s Prophecy
“That’s not cool. That’s not cool.
Recession Signal: Private-Sector Job Growth Is Being Replaced by Gov’t-Sector Job Growth
History has shown that as the US economy inches closer to recession, government jobs take up a larger and larger share of new job growth. We're seeing this trend right now.
