Langlois on the Medieval Enlightenment in Economic Thought
Rothbard was right on the medieval scholastics.
Mises Wire
Posner on Privacy
At a recent conference on cybercrime, Judge Richard Posner, a well-known federal appeals court judge and one of the founders of the “law and economics” movement, said that the needs of national security trump a supposed right to privacy.
Knocking Down the Peaks of Innovation
As in many other towns all over the country, the college town of Columbia, MO, was "plagued" with on-demand, inexpensive rides through the Uber network.
Federal Reserve Policy Gets Worse Over Time
Fed management of the economy and the business cycle has only gotten much worse as it has grown more powerful and destructive. As the Federal Reserve has become more powerful, job losses have generally more severe and the duration of the recovery process has gotten progressively longer.
Is Regime Uncertainty Abating?
The most recent job report appears, on the surface, encouraging news for the U. S. economy.
Prohibition Repealed Today!
81 years ago. The federal government may one day take notice.
Keynesian Economics and the Dead End Economy
Keynesian economics produces a dead end economy.
Jim Grant: What the Fed Calls Deflation is Actually Progress
Jim Grant recently appeared on Yahoo Finance and criticized central bankers and economists who fear deflation.
Falling Oil Prices and the Fallout
What does a fall in oil prices mean for our boom - and bubble-based economy?
