The US Problem: A Hayekian Solution
What do you do with a state – a highly centralized and militarized state – that has unconstrained hegemonic ambitions and is a proven threat to its
Mises Wire
What the Rate Hike Portends for China
Jack Crooks in the Asia Times argues that the Fed’s interest rate movie could
If we only had PERFECT data!
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) [sic] has released a report to Congress calling for the consideration of a new system of key national in
So Much for Monopoly Power
Carl Menger pointed out that producers of unique goods and services do not have arbitrary and un
Oops! Reagan Record Not So Bad?
After reading my recent piece on Republican fiscal policies, former Hillsdale College colleague Kirby Cu
The unspoken crime of the Peterson trial
Is Scott Peterson guilty? He probably is, but I don’t know for sure.
Sachs Education in Africa
Columbia’s Jeffrey Sachs knows that Africa’s economic woes have nothing to do with poorly defined property rights institutions.
First Rule: don’t make the system worse off
In the “policy world”--the sector of society where most ideas are bad, dated, or both--the discussion centers on ways to go about ̵
