Copyright and structure of authors’ earnings
I’ve blogged before some recent findings comparing creativity and innovation in Germany and England during a period of time when Germany had little
Mises Wire
“Wow, I’m kind of stunned, I’m thinking Sputnik”
That’s Chester Finn’s quote from this morning’
Long tour of the Mises Institute
Some smart French liberals of a Catholic bent, led by Damien Theillier, visited our offices, and I sort of gave them a tour, but I clearly must hav
Tax Cuts and Stock Markets
Investors are happy today that a deal was reached on “tax cuts for the rich.” Lower taxes definitely help the real economy, but, except for a one-t
Progress on ACTA
As I’ve mentioned previously, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (A
Intellectual Properganda
As I noted in Ideas Are Free: The Case Against Intellectual Property, statists used to be much more hones
That Bernanke Interview
“We are not printing money” but one wonders where the $600 billion comes from.
Faculty Spotlight Interview: Shawn Ritenour
Shawn Ritenour is Professor of Economics at Grove City College and adjunct scholar at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. He earned a B. A.
P Rights as Monopolistic Grants to Overcome the Public Goods Problem
Libertarian and other IP advocates sometimes get miffed when you refer to a patent or copyright as a monopoly privilege granted by the state (see m
