Correcting Kinsley on Libertarianism
An American liberal like Kinsley should (after 6+ years of the “War on Terror”) be aware of the great downside to a government monopoly
Mises Wire
Reworded Broadband Plan Resold As New and Improved
In December I wrote a couple of articles detailing the telecom industry and the financial follies promulgated by the federal government and specifical
Patent Exhaustion
Okay, this post is a bit inside baseball. But some lawyers and law students may at least find this of interest.
On the Money Supply definition Issue
I tried to post this as a reply to the criticism of my criticism of Frank Shostak’s money supply definition that the person calling himself N
Could They Survive Without University Support?
Several commentators have discussed whether or not university athletic teams could survive with
Last Knight Live Blog 26 - Kraus
The intellectual climate of the decades prior and after WWII was marked by enthusiastic plans loudly proclaiming statism and comprehensive large-scale
Are Copyrights and Patents Property Rights?
Timothy Lee on the Cato blog notes that
Last Knight Live Blog 25 - Kraus
Chapter 18, Émigré in New York, opens the fourth and last part of the book, Mises in America.
Why Is Bernanke Trying to Fight the Bear?
Last Tuesday, January 22, 2008, the US central bank lowered its federal funds rate target by a hefty 0.75% to 3.5%.
