Mises Wire

Vice-President JD Vance has been touting “common-good conservatism.” It is clear that the man has no understanding of economics and the real world.

Jamaica could have a bright future, but its insistence on pursuing reparations from the West will surely derail any progress the country has made.

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Contrary to propaganda from unions and the maritime industry, the Jones Act creates hardships and is helping to drag down the US economy. The only proper outcome is to repeal it immediately.

Lew Rockwell revisits Justin Raimondo's great biography of Murray Rothbard. 

Politicians claim to support measures to make life more affordable for people, but the reality is that taxes are the number one expense for most people.

Proponents of high capital gains taxes believe they fall heavily upon wealthy investors, therefore, they are an act of justice. In reality, these taxes hinder capital formation and economic growth, and the harm falls mainly upon those who are not wealthy.

We often remember the thinkers who defended liberty when its prospects looked bleak, and for good reason. But we should also remember the people who supported them and made their work possible without knowing what would follow.

While socialists complain about AI, at least some believe that it can engage in economic planning, thus bypassing the Hayekian knowledge problem.

“Libertarian Realism” in foreign policy is based upon the interests of those who actually make policy decisions, as opposed to discussing abstract ideals of a false “national interest.”