Do You Make Too Much Money?
We live in a most special world where the sheer magnitude of absurdity in economic theories seems to have no bounds.
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JLS: José Osvaldo de Meira Penna on Brazil’s Paternalistic State
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this article is to investigate the intellectual influences of José Osvaldo de Meira Penna’s arguments on the origins of th
The Ghost of Reagan Dies at GOP Debate
Last night’s debate showed how few Republicans who see themselves worthy of being president know what year they are living in.
None Dare Call It Arbitrary
Paul Krugman, in an article titled “None Dare Call It
Growing US Debt Menaces Liberty and Prosperity
Adding more in private and public debt will increase pressure on the Fed to “do the impossible” - keep interest rates relatively low without creating price inflation.
Remembering Robert Ekelund, A Good Colleague and Friend of the Mises Institute
Robert Ekelund was an outstanding scholar and a true Renaissance man. We will miss him greatly.
What to Do (And What NOT to Do) after Disasters Strike
In the following diagram, Jesús Huerta de Soto has summarized the actions people take to recover from a disaster when people are free.
It’s Called: Fed Listens
Last week, the Federal Reserve released Welcoming Remarks
QJAE: Keynesian Supply Shocks and Hayekian Secondary Deflations
Abstract: In response to the COVID-19 lockdown policies, Guerrieri et al.
Government Medicine Is Creating More Physician Burnout
The modern system of electronic medical records (EMR) is essentially a creation of the government's Medicare and Medicaid programs. The EMR system creates a tidal wave of unnecessary and exhausting bureaucratic paperwork.
