Anders Mikkelsen

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Anders Mikkelsen is a cost-management consultant in New York City.

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How the "Great War" Began

War and Foreign PolicyWorld HistoryInterventionism

09/21/2011Mises Daily ArticlesAnders Mikkelsen

Albert Jay Nock wrote one of the first American books of World War I Revisionism.

Playing by the Rules

Global EconomyU.S. HistoryInterventionismOther Schools of Thought

12/21/2010Mises Daily ArticlesAnders Mikkelsen

The Creed goes: the United States must have a forward presence everywhere. It must be set up to project its power globally, whether that means boots on the ground, bombs from the sky, or knives in the dark.

The 1822 Refutation of the Spitalfields Act of Wage and Price Controls

Global EconomyWorld HistoryInterventionism

11/11/2010Mises Daily ArticlesAnders Mikkelsen

In 1824, the Spitalfields Act of wage control for silk weavers was repealed after being in force for 50 years. The act was essentially a disaster that devastated the industry and the workers.

Socialism as a Reaction to State Corruption

Big GovernmentInterventionismOther Schools of ThoughtPolitical Theory

09/09/2010Mises Daily ArticlesAnders Mikkelsen

"The idealist … sees the state as a neutral tool. If it can be used for the benefit of the rulers, it can be used for the benefit of the people, as if a slaughterhouse for the benefit of the farmer could be used for the benefit of the animals."

Exit through the Gift Shop

Free MarketsMedia and CultureEntrepreneurship

07/23/2010Mises Daily ArticlesAnders Mikkelsen

It is through the interaction of many people in the marketplace of ideas and goods that street art, indeed any innovation, is able to reach millions.

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