Legal Nonsense to Justify Non-Judicial Killings
Many years ago, when I was practicing law in Texas, I learned that there were, generally speaking, two types of lawyers when it came to being asked
Power & Market
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Closing Argentina’s Central Bank: Concluding Comments
Dr. Hülsmann offers his concluding thoughts on his debate with Philipp Bagus regarding the monetary consequences of closing the central bank of Argentina.
The Shutdown Was a Game
The government failed to govern, but not by mistake, it was fully incentivized to do so.
The Port Wine Crisis
Owners are not only prohibited from producing the wine of their choice but also from deciding the volume they produce, the price at which they can sell their products, the way they store and vinify according to protocols, and the list goes on.
The Hypocrisy of Social Democracy: Hidden Intentions
Any political figure, celebrity, professor, social or climate activist, or anyone else who calls for elimination or inhibition of this system—and the spillovers it brings—cannot claim that he or she is a friend to civilized society.
Small countries and large waves of immigration: the [classical] liberal solution
The greatest tension arises when migrants become dependent on any form of state funding.
50-Year Mortgages: The Ripoff of the Century
In finance, memories are short. The mortgage industry makes out with 50-year paper, the consumer, not so much.
Why Individuals Take Center Stage in “Foundation”
A refrain in the television series Foundation is that individuals and individual actions do not matter, but this is even disavowed as the story is told.
A Note on Exchange-Rate Notations
A student asked why the exchange rate notations that Hülsmann uses class are different from what he found in the financial press.
