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The Intellectuals’ Hostility to the Market Economy

Matthew McCaffrey

Further to Joe Salerno’s post on “Hayek and the Intellectua

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Spain´s New King

Spain´s New King

David Howden

Over at Mises Canada, I discuss the crowning of Felipe VI as the King of Spain.

Economists Across the Political Spectrum Agree . . .

Economists Across the Political Spectrum Agree . . .

Joseph T. Salerno

“War Is Bad for the Economy.” 

Deposit Insurance is a Gamble

Deposit Insurance is a Gamble

David Howden

In a letter to the Economist on May 3rd, Mark Neale, Chief Executive of the UK’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme (the country’s deposit insu

Mises University Graduates

Mises University Graduates

Tags: Austrian Economics Overview, Education
Mark Thornton

On my recent trip to the Oxford Union debate in the UK I had the good fortune to be able to attend a lecture by Ben Powell at the Adam Smith Instit

Ralph Nader Cites Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard

Ralph Nader Cites Mises, Hayek, and Rothbard

Randall G. Holcombe

Ralph Nader argues in his new book,

BIS on the Financial Cycle

BIS on the Financial Cycle

Peter G. Klein
The Bank of International Settlements, which has published several Austrian-friendly research papers (most notably,

Bubbles Worry Central Bankers

Tags: Booms and Busts, Money and Banks
David Howden

After years of QE and other loose monetary policies, central banks are starting to

“Something amiss...so it would seem”

“Something amiss...so it would seem”

Tags: Financial Markets
Mark Thornton

The National Association of Credit Management issued its Credit Managers Index, calling it “less than impressive.”

Tyler Cowen’s “Comical Memo”

Tyler Cowen’s “Comical Memo”

Joseph T. Salerno

Forbes’ columnist John Tamny executes an inspired and wonderfully savage