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.
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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.
JLS: Taxation and Forced Labor—The Two Bodies of the Citizen in Modern Political Theology
Tax imposition rendered political exploitation less painful, but at the same time, it inaugurated an expansion of dominion over individuals and society unparalleled in history.
Argentinian Voters Seek an Escape from 100% Inflation
Javier Milei's unequivocal message of shuttering the Argentinian Central Bank resonated with a population beleaguered by an inflation rate of over 100%.
An Anarchist’s Pragmatic Plan of Government for Argentina
The Argentine primary elections were held on August 13 and only one presidential candidate had presented a government plan in detail.
As Maui Burns, Biden Demands Another $24 Billion…For Ukraine!
Biden’s spending on the Ukraine war thus far will cost each and every American household $900. How many Americans would rather have those $900 dollars back in their pocket rather than in the pockets of Lockheed-Martin, Raytheon, and Ukraine’s oligarchs?
JLS: Rejoinder to Thommesen on “Stealing” from Thieves
From the Journal of Libertarian Studies, edited by David Gordon.
