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Hydraulic Keynesianism Lives

Hydraulic Keynesianism Lives

Peter G. Klein

I believe it was Alan Coddington who coined the term “hydraulic Keynesianism” to desc

How the Early Capitalists Saved Europe From Starvation

How the Early Capitalists Saved Europe From Starvation

Peter G. Klein

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

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

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

Tags: Private Property
Mark Thornton

There is controversy on the Indian River in southe

No Worries Over Employment?

No Worries Over Employment?

Mark Thornton

The really bad employment report came out on Friday.

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

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

Mark Thornton

A new journal article from Adria

Can The Fed Reverse The “Monetary Morphine?”

Can The Fed Reverse The “Monetary Morphine?”

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

The Mises View: The Latest Employment Numbers

Hunter Lewis

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

The Real Greenspan

The Real Greenspan

Per Bylund

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

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

Tags: Interventionism, The Fed
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 by John T. Flynn

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

Randall G. Holcombe

New ebook in the Mises Bookstore Go