Mises Wire

An interesting article from Taki about the writer’s time with Hoppe

It turns our that after the voters of Colorado Springs rejected a tax increase for the city, the city’s politicians ordered their public relations

There’s a growing moral scrupulosity going on in libertarian land, to the point that every really existing business is closely examined for any hin

John Tomasi is guest-blogging for Bleeding-Heart Libertarians on a research agenda for bleeding-heart libertarians.

What do you when the Depression is deepening, unemployment is steadily creeping up,

Benjamin Powell knocks out three of the myths about immigration: they’re a drag on the economy (false!), they take our jobs (false!), and they lowe

The ADP report on unemployment looks terrible: private sector hiring mostly stagnant overall.

Probably. Here’s Ryan McMaken, from the LewRockwell.com Blog:

I write this from the playground at a McDonald’s just off of Interstate 81 in Harrisonburg, Virginia, where we’ve just finished a predictable McDon

People respond to incentives. When governments change incentives, people respond in ways that produce unintended results.