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How the Early Capitalists Saved Europe From Starvation

01/13/2014 Peter G. Klein

[A selection from Economic Policy: Thoughts for Today and Tomorrow]

Ronald Coase, Murray Rothbard, and Walter Block on the Indian River

Tags: Private Property

01/13/2014 Mark Thornton

There is controversy on the Indian River in southe

No Worries Over Employment?

01/13/2014 Mark Thornton

The really bad employment report came out on Friday.

A Proposal of Monetary Reform for Argentina: Flexible Dollarization and Free Banking

01/13/2014 Mark Thornton

A new journal article from Adria

Can The Fed Reverse The “Monetary Morphine?”

01/12/2014 Hunter Lewis

During Senate confirmation hearings on the nomination of new Fed chairman Janet Yellen, Mike Johanns ( R-Neb) expressed the opinion that Fed

The Mises View: The Latest Employment Numbers

01/11/2014 Hunter Lewis

Mark Thornton explains what the latest government employment report really tells us.

The Real Greenspan

01/11/2014 Per Bylund

In a recent not-an-interview on Harvard Business Review

New Fed Chair Starts With—What Else?—A Forecast

Tags: Interventionism, The Fed

01/11/2014 Hunter Lewis

Janet Yellen celebrated her confirmation as Fed Chairman on January 6 by immediately issuing a carefully hedged prediction: “I am hopeful that the

God’s Gold: The Story of Rockefeller and His Times

01/10/2014 Randall G. Holcombe

New ebook in the Mises Bookstore Go

Heads the Fed Wins, Tails You Lose

01/09/2014 David Howden

With the Senate’s recent confirmation, Janet Y

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Two Cow Method of Explaining Socialism

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How Congress Should Oversee the Federal Reserve’s Mandates

Alex J. Pollock

Investing in Gold: It Makes Sense when Inflation Is High

Douglas French

The Distraction of the “Gross Domestic Product” Economic Metric

Patrick Barron

Who Killed Charlie Kirk?

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