Mises Wire

Not enacting price controls does not pass the "Do Something" test, yet the best thing politicians can do is sit on their hands.

A Wall Street crisis would become a Main Street crisis without quantitative easing, or so the story began in Nov. 2008. Have you seen a recovery?

The NCAA is a powerful taxpayer-subsidized cartel that largely exists to deny the athletes the compensation they would earn in a working marketplace.

Contrary to dire warning of economic disaster, the British economy has weathered Brexit quite well. Now central bankers are taking the credit.

Populism, anti-globalism, anti-elitism — these are all symptoms of a hostility toward politics. We should embrace the opportunity they present.

The cure for the curse of the Federal Reserve and its grand experiment is to install a sound monetary order. The next US president must clean house.

When it comes to trade, the best US policy, or that of any country, is the elimination of all barriers to imports.

The EU is ill-equipped to deal with the crises that lie ahead.

"What makes a free society?" A debate between the marxist and the libertarian.

Real income and wealth growth in the United States peaked in the 1990s, and has been declining since.