Re: A Creditors’ Protection Bill: The Legitimacy of Inserting a Gold Clause in Existing Contracts
My recent article “A Creditors’ Protection Bill” has been criticized because of its
Mises Wire
Last Knight Live Blog 27 - Kraus
The revival of Austrian economics and the spread of its distinctively consistent and uncompromising libertarian message would have been inconceivable
Rogers Rips Bernanke, Predicts Demise of Fed
Famed investor/world traveler Jim Rogers, interviewed on Resource Investor, dr
Correcting Kinsley on Libertarianism
An American liberal like Kinsley should (after 6+ years of the “War on Terror”) be aware of the great downside to a government monopoly
Reworded Broadband Plan Resold As New and Improved
In December I wrote a couple of articles detailing the telecom industry and the financial follies promulgated by the federal government and specifical
Patent Exhaustion
Okay, this post is a bit inside baseball. But some lawyers and law students may at least find this of interest.
On the Money Supply definition Issue
I tried to post this as a reply to the criticism of my criticism of Frank Shostak’s money supply definition that the person calling himself N
Could They Survive Without University Support?
Several commentators have discussed whether or not university athletic teams could survive with
Last Knight Live Blog 26 - Kraus
The intellectual climate of the decades prior and after WWII was marked by enthusiastic plans loudly proclaiming statism and comprehensive large-scale
Are Copyrights and Patents Property Rights?
Timothy Lee on the Cato blog notes that
