The Phony History of the Right
The astute Brian Doherty reviews a new book on the history of right-wing victories, this
Mises Wire
Uncle Sam empties the barn
The nature of man being what it is, the desire for fun and leisure is limitless.
Jim Cramer: “Buffett is Selling America”
I find this interesting, if only because of that horrible New York Times
Eddie Lampert Tells Sears Stockholders — “Read Hayek”
In a 15 page letter defending capitalism and analyzing the mistakes of the government during the current crisis the chairman of Sears Holdings adde
Copyrighting Dance Steps–The Death of Choreography
Note from a reader (see also my post Copyrights and Dancing):
Dear Mr. Kinsella,
There are No Good Arguments for Intellectual Property
There are some decent arguments out there that argue in favor of a state, welfare rights, war, democracy, drug laws, and so on.
Mises on Intellectual Property
In this comment on a post here, I was accused of hiding or avoiding mention of one of Mises
Human Action in Japan!
Japan celebrates the publication of a new edition of Human Action in Japanese.
More land seized
Considering all that is going wrong in Zimbabwe, 10 sextillion percent inflation, 90% unemployment, mass starvation, and disease, it is hard to ima
