Free Market Economics within the Christian Worldview
In this audio interview, economist and former Mises Fellow Shawn Ritenour, and author of Foundations of Economics: a Christian View, breaks down how markets work.
Mises Wire
A New Guardian of the Warfare State
As a historian, my training is about analyzing the past. Those times I have strayed into predicting the future, I have failed pretty spectacularly. And yet, the installation of the new Secretary of State Ashton Carter makes me look a bit prophetic after all!
Must-Read Works of Liberty
Lew Rockwell: I have two suggestions for you, and they both involve new books by Tom Woods.
Austrian Student Scholars Conference
I just returned from the Austrian Student Scholars Conference at Grove City College and boy, I was impressed.
The Myth of the Depression of 1873: More Evidence of a Bright Future for Austrian Economics
More evidence the future of Austrian economics is in good hands is Patrick Newman’s excellent piece of scholarship recently published in the QJAE as "The Depression of 1873: An Austrian Perspective."
Mises Weekends: John O’Donnell on Applied Austrian Economics
Jeff Deist interviews John O'Donnell in this week's Mises Weekends.
Austrian Student Scholars Conference 2015
The Austrian Student Scholars Conference is this weekend!
Mises Daily Friday: South Korea’s Keynesian Experiment Goes Global
Mises Daily Friday by Ryan McMaken:
Korea's economy has taken off since the 1997 financial crisis, and so has Korea's cultural and economic prominence on the world stage. But is Korea repeating the mistakes of Japan and other centrally-planned boom economies?
Philipp Bagus: Europe 25 years after the fall of the iron curtain
Chinese subtitles have been added to Philipp Bagus's 2014 talk at the European Parliament about the fall of the Berlin Wall.
