Government Schools: Power and History in Argentina
Government intervention is everywhere, but it is most evident in education.
Mises Wire
Can We Secure Property Rights without the State?
Most people believe that the state is a necessary entity for securing private property rights. However, a study of the American West before the territories became states shows us a different reality where communities protected their property without state intervention.
Calculation and Environmental Policy: Lessons from Human Action
Mises's comments apply to today's debates on environmental policy.
U.S. Imperialism through the Lens of Mises’s Nation, State, and Economy
The Americans who went off to fight in World War I—and the politicians who sent them there—were no less imperialistic than the Germans were.
The Money Supply Is Growing Again and the Fed Wants It that Way
Month-to-month money-supply growth turned positive in March, and money growth hit a two-year high. The Fed clearly has no appetite for more monetary "tightening."
The Challenge of Praxeological Realism
Guido Hülsmann on why Human Action embodies the research paradigm of praxeological realism.
Economics as a Universal Science
The rage among academic elites and multiculturalists is the insistence that one cannot apply Western economic analysis to different cultures. However, Ludwig von Mises insisted that economics is a universal science.
Riding the Economic Rollercoaster: The Austrian Business Cycle Theory
As the US economy falters and people continue to fall behind, the Austrian business cycle theory provides the best explanation for what is happening, even if the elites don't want to hear it.
Doctor Copper
The record high price of copper has serious implications for our economic future.
My Discovery of Human Action and Mises as a Philosopher
Mises is a person who can set us right.
