Wisconsin, Reason, and the National Conversation
My latest Forbes piece is about the ongoing strife in Wisconsin.
Mises Wire
In Praise of the Tourist Trap
I’m in Florida for an event sponsored by the Mises Institute, and flying into Fort Myers meant walking through the glorious micro-civilization that
Reading List for Competition, Monopoly, and Anti-Trust
All readings are free and online.
Faculty Spotlight Interview: Paul A. Cleveland
Paul A. Cleveland is a Professor of Economics at Birmingham-Southern College. He received his Ph.D.
Inflation: It’s Getting Crazy
I’m pleased that we have run Frank Shostak’s piece this mornin
On the Costs of War
One of the great myths of economics is the idea that war is good for the economy.
Harry’s Against Hookers: He Says Go Green Instead
Senate majority leader Harry Reid learned to swim at a whorehouse in Searchlight Nevada, a tiny mining town located an hour or so southwest of Las
