The Link Between Obama and John Law
"Just like Obama's and FDR's 'deals,' John Law's prescription for what ailed France required no sacrifice."
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The Upside-down World of John Maynard Keynes
John Maynard Keynes often employed flowery language like “animal spirits” and “liquidity trap” to describe things he did no
The Works of Leonard E. Read
The works of Leonard E. Read, who founded the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) in 1946, are now online at the Mises Institute.
Burton S. Blumert (1929-2009)
A memorial video montage of former Mises Institute chairman, Burton Blumert.
The Works of Leonard E. Read
The modern freedom movement depended heavily on open-source materials.
Liberty’s Benefactor
Burt's support was more than financial; he also offered his time and energy with great generosity.
The Generosity of Murray Rothbard
Rothbard was the first to fully integrate economic science, moral philosophy, and political theory in a unified theory of liberty.
Mises in America
The great essayist and economist pens a tribute to his colleague and teacher. Dr. Peterson knew Dr. Mises well. Both were professors at New York University. In this monograph, he describes his temperament and personality as well as his scholarly...
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Schumpeter vs. Keynes
Schumpeter went on to remind the audience that the heart of the capitalist process was its endless dynamism, which was the opposite of Keynesian stagnationism.
Panderer to Power
Alan Greenspan, the man who as Fed chairman gave the U.S. its largest bubble ever, along with the most serious financial calamity in recent memory, is an enigma. Greenspan’s career is summed up in the title, Panderer to Power. This has been his...
