Why Mises (and not Hayek)?
Mises and Hayek are widely considered the most eminent liberal thinkers of the twentieth century. But, there are differences in their two legacies.
Free Markets
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Cash for Clunkers: A Personal Look
While "cash for clunkers" accelerated consumption in the month of August, it left a gap in demand following the program's demise.
The China Model Is Unsustainable
The Chinese economic miracle is nothing but a redder version of Keynesianism.
America’s Greatest Industrial Transformation
The period between 1873 and 1894 remains one of the most misunderstood and debated in all of American economic history. To some, this era represents the greatest phase of industrial growth in the country's history.
Union Solidarity: A View from Underneath
Unions want more regulation, higher prices, higher wages for themselves at the expense of others, and ever worse service.
Divided, We Stand
One of the most destructive ideas in American history may be collapsing under its own unsupportable weight.
Envy, the State, and My Fellow Man
The state’s investigation into Armstrong’s supposed use of performance-enhancing drugs has nothing to do with righting a wrong.
Who Protects the Consumer?
All these laws imply that industry is made up mainly of incompetents and crooks.
Trade Creates Wealth
Every day, before waking, I use a number of items my hands could not create in a thousand lifetimes.
