It’s that time again. Time to select the best articles of 2005. To get the ball rolling, here are 25 contenders for a Top 10 list of best Daily Articles appearing this year on Mises.org. Feel free to add your favorites and send nominations and passionate opinions to best2005@mises.org:
- Bullies and Their Pulpits by Gard Goldsmith
- Ayn Rand’s Contribution to the Cause of Freedom by Roderick T. Long
- Farmed Robbery by Thomas DiLorenzo
- The Diamond Fallacy by Gene Callahan
- The 250th Anniversary of the Discovery of Economics by Mark Thornton
- What is the ‘Dark Side’ and Why Do Some People Choose It? by Mark Thornton
- The Political Economy of Fear by Robert Higgs
- But Wouldn’t Warlords Take Over? by Robert Murphy
- The New Deal in One Lesson by Christopher Westley
- Why Nazism Was Socialism by George Reisman
- Scientism Standing in the Way of Science:
An Historical Precedent to Austrian Economics by Gene Callahan - It’s Never Enough by N. Joseph Potts
- The Illusions of Hedonics by Antony Mueller
- Does Neuroscience Refute Ethics?” by “Lucretius”
- A Consuming Folly by Sean Corrigan
- In Defense of Bribery by Pierre Lemieux
- In Praise of Disorganized Labor by Chris Westley
- The Grave Danger of Catfish Terrorism by William Anderson
- The Myth of the Magical Multiplier by Frank Shostak
- Ethanol and the Calculation Issue by Peter Anderson
- How To Create A Shortage by William Anderson
- Then Katrina Came by Walter Block
- The State Conquers the Parking Lot by Laurence M. Vance
- Gas Prices Fact or Fiction: A Primer on Supply and Demand by Tom Lehman
- The Evaportion of the FCC by Kevin Johnson
Here are further nominations as they come in to best2005@mises.org:
- What Are We to Make of the Trade Deficit? by Stefan Karlsson
- Can Judges Save Us From Statism? by J.H. Huebert
