A Revolution of Ideas
For 30 years, the Ludwig von Mises Institute has been laying the groundwork for an intellectual revolution. That revolution is now at hand.
Media and Culture
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A Tale of the Reinvention of Capitalism
The unraveling of a socialist system. The rediscovery and triumph of capitalism.
Where Did the iPhone Come From?
Mainstream economics is fixated on market failure. The solution for mainstream economists is always heavy regulation. Capitalism permits global scale enterprises to thrive despite bureaucratic red tape.
Set Culture Free
Intellectual-property advocate Robert Levine ignores the group that all of this is meant to serve: the consumers.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan and the Folding of the Ideological Spectrum
Whoever the president, whatever the party in power, Moynihan managed to land on his feet — and on top.
Postmarket Effects of Intellectual Monopoly
Digital-music pricing is standardized and immune to market demand, just as store prices were in the Soviet Union.
Emersonian Individualism
We’re better off judging Emerson on the basis of his words, which could be called libertarian.
Free Jerry Seinfeld!
From the libertarian perspective, the imprisonment of Jerry and friends is unjustified based on the principle of property rights alone.
Shakespeare: The Ultimate Market Product
The Bard could have been the greatest literary success to never happen had it not been for early-18th-century booksellers.
Ron Paul and Contemporary Economics
Presented by David Gordon at the Mises Circle in New Orleans, 5 November 2011.
