Matthew Feeney writes on the Cato Institute blog about taxi deregulation. As expected, Feeney comes out in favor of deregulation, but also—which should perhaps be equally expected—manages to completely undermine the case for the market.
Despite little liberalization, global trade grew rapidly over the last decades only to collapse in 2009. Was this growth healthy, though?
The Economic Crash that Cured Itself: A Conversation with James Grant about the Depression of 1921.
Mises Daily Weekend by David Gordon: Thinkers Who Challenged the State
This essay is adapted from David Gordon’s talk at the Costa Mesa Mises Circle. Click here to register for January’s Houston Mises Circle.
Mises Daily Friday: Government Save Us From "Overpriced" Chinese Food
If cryptocurrencies like bitcoin are being used as money, and if Carl Menger correctly tells us that money must have some kind of antecedent value, then as economists it becomes our job to discover what exactly is that antecedent value.
Today's USA Today includes a Q and A about falling oil prices which hints at how the feds and the media will frame the discussion over the economy in coming months.
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.
Grove City College will host the eleventh annual Austrian Student Scholars Conference, February 20-21, 2015.
