Academic Fraud and the Peer Review Process
The so-called “peer review process” is supposed to be the unimpeachable guarantee that publications in academic journals have bee
Mises Wire
Rebuilding Detroit
Everything valuable that economics textbooks describe as a “public good” has, at one time or another, been provided on the market by in
Less Fed Financial Repression Irrational?
In a recent Bloomberg Views piece, mainstream economist Noah Smith accused his Austrian critics of having “brain worms” and even “anti-sem
Employer-Provided Health Care: It’s Not About Religion
The fact that opponents of private property rights have managed to frame the debate over health care mandates as some sort of religious issue is one o
The Economics of Scottish Secession
Not all secessionist movements are created equal, because some secessionist regions are more economically independent than others.
Bubbles Everywhere: Krugman Wrong Again; Austrians and the BIS Are Correct
Paul Krugman is at it again – distorting or misinterpreting work by other economists to attack critics of today’s central bank driven low interest
