Paul Krugman and Okun’s “Law”
Even though Paul Krugman on many occasions has trashed Austrian Economics, nonetheless he is not afraid to take an a priori position on hi
Mises Wire
Here’s an Idea: Let’s Learn Absolutely Nothing
Here’s Lionel Robbins, from his 1934 book The Great Depression, giving us
The Case for Inflation
Reason prints Steve Chapman’s column calling for more inflation.
The Limits of Utilitarian Reasoning--The Case of Patents
It can of course be useful to point out harmful consequences of various policies, if only to engage advocates of same on their own turf.
Great Moments In History
“It became necessary to destroy the town to save it.” -- U.S. Air Force Major, Feb. 1968.
Access to Energy
I just discovered that the old issues of Access to Energy, the wonderful pro-nuclear, pro-science, pro-technology, pro-free enter
Unions then and now
During the late 19th century and early 20th, a confluence of circumstances transformed the United States into an industrial giant.
A Beautiful Mind Indeed
John Nash, who won the 1994 Nobel Prize in economics, praised the gold standard in a recent talk at Fordham.
