When UFC fighter Renato Moicano urged people to read Mises's Economic Policy: Thoughts for Today and Tomorrow, it led to a surge in popularity for the book, which is a transcription of lectures he gave in Argentina in 1959. Let's see what Mises says in these lectures.
Thomas Woods has reminded us more than once that “no matter who you vote for, you get John McCain.” House Speaker Mike Johnson is the latest example.
Many policymakers and economists believe that they are smart enough to manipulate all the rest of us, in a consistent and reliable manner.
"There is no doubt that when a fractional reserve bank discounts commercial paper (real bills) it creates money (perfect monetary substitutes)."
Writing for IM—1776 today, Tho Bishop addressed the significance of Renato Moicano’s viral Mises moment:
Bastiat sought to abolish "the entire army" with the exception of "some specialized divisions" which would have to be staffed with volunteers since Bastiat also sought to abolish conscription.
When the latest CPI number came in hot at 0.4% for March and the annual core CPI inflation rate held at 3.8%, Betsey Stevenson, professor of econom
House Speaker Mike Johnson betrayed liberty and the Constitution by making a full-court press to get a “clean” reauthorization of Section 702 of th
Zachary Yost reviewed John Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato's recent book How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policy. While the book is an excellent source of historical reflection, there are grounds to criticize its epistemology on Misesian grounds.
