Patrick Barron: The End of the US Dollar Imperium
Jeff Deist and Patrick Barron address the issue of monetary imperialism.
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The Many Ways the State Taxes the Poor
Contrary to the political myth, poor people do indeed pay taxes, and they pay into a system that robs them of control over how they can spend, save, or invest their own property. In addition, the poor are taxed by a perverse incentive structure that punishes their financial success.
Mark Thornton Discusses The Great Depression
On the It’s Your Money Show: Select the Oct 5, 2014 show.
Mark Thornton on the Latest Employment Data
Beginning at 40:00, Mark Thornton discusses football, the stadium bubble, and recent employment
Is the Surge in Capital Goods Orders Due to Malinvestment?
Orders in capital goods have been going up since 2009. Normally, capital goods purchases suggest economic growth, but if the orders are a result of easy money, the purchases point not to wealth creation, but to a bubble.
Debate: Government Spending Can Play an Important Role in Boosting Economic Growth
The great debate between Keynesians and Austrians enters the digital age with the Mises Academy’s first ever online formal debate, between econo
How Come We’re So Rich?
The Lou Church Memorial Lecture, sponsored by the Lou Church Foundation, presented at the Austrian Economics Research Conference.
What the Feds and Bernie Madoff Have in Common
Not unlike governments, ponzi schemer Bernie Madoff used his victims' money to exhibit his "generosity" through charitable giving projects.
