Still Trouble in Bankland
Leaving aside the worries over Basel III requirements and the 300-plus new regulations soon to spew forth from Dodd-Frank, first quarter data from
Mises Wire
Ideological and Irrational Exuberance
David Kramer on Bitcoin—Just Another Bogus Medium of Exchange
Hayek Contra Copyright Laws
In his brilliant article on “The Intellectuals and Socialism,” Friedrich Hayek suggests a strong causal connection between copyright laws and socia
A Zillion Page Document to Bake and Sell a Cookie
Due to the exponentially increasing popularity of artisan, small-batch foods, governments everywhere had to react quickly to control these horrifyi
Slave Labor and Intellectual Property: On a misplaced analogy
Great column by Sheldon Richman in The Freeman, with yeasty discussion in the comments:
Goodbye Cash?
The dream of Keynesians like the late Paul Samuelson is slowly taking place.
Sweatshops, Tacos, and Wal-Mart: What are the Critics Criticizing?
I discussed sweatshops and immigration in my
Rory Sutherland on the Praxeology of Marketing
This is, very truly, one of the most interesting lectures I’ve ever heard. Perhaps it is not surprising that he draws from Misesian praxeology:
