Blame the Federal Reserve, Not China, for Stock Market Crash
Following Monday’s historic stock market downturn, many politicians and so-called economic experts rushed to the microphones to explain why the mar
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Did You Hear the One . . .
about a Swedish guy who went into a bank to open a simple savings account and had his business refused?
College Towns Join the Mania: The Skyscraper Curse in Auburn
College towns like Auburn, Alabama are booming with more luxury apartments and seemingly more of everything else, too. But the story really began far away in Washington, DC where the Federal Reserve targets interest rates.
The Economics of Bernie Sanders
Bernie Sanders is not a new Mao or Marx. He’s really just a modern New Dealer, and he’s recycling old New Deal plans and rhetoric. And, just like the original, Sanders’ New Deal will do nothing to end our current economic malaise.
Mt. McKinley Controversy Illustrates the Absurdity of the Centralized American State
The controversy over the name of a mountain in Alaska helps to illustrate just how absurd rule from DC can be, and exhibits for all to see the fund
Bloomberg: Time for a Cease-Fire in the War on Cash
Bloomberg today reports on the War on Cash, which we’ve covered rather extensively at mises.org.
VIDEO: Joseph Salerno on Ron Paul’s Liberty Report
Joseph Salerno appeared today on Ron Paul's Liberty Report.
Is There a Missing Element in Austrian Economics?
Can Austrian economics explain selfless love?
More Evidence that Global Economic Inequality is Decreasing
The myth that markets cause more inequality than controlled economies continues to endure. But the data showing that markets and industrialization make millions better off than other economic systems continues to pile up.
