Wal-Mart Crime of the Day: Cutting the Price of Fabulous Big Televisions
This BusinessWeek story examines an action by Wal-Mart that is pro-consumer, pro-efficiency, pr
Mises Wire
Economists should do what interests them
This article makes the case for dilettantism.
Environmentalists Hit Bottom
Somehow I doubt that Sheryl Crow is going to make much headway with her suggesti
James Wilson on the purpose of government and the Constitution
James Wilson (9/4/1742–8/28/1798) was one of the most important of America’s founding fathers, but is now one of the least known.
Shostak on the Current Climate
MAN Financial chief economist Dr Frank Shostak has a warning for investors.
It’s About Energy, Not Climate
The environmental movement has been doing its utmost to sabotage energy production since the 1960s, long before it was able to latch onto the prosp
The Killer was in violation of the gun law
So it turns out that VA Tech killer shouldn’t have owned
No Representation for Taxation
A bill has passed the House of Representatives giving a seat in Congress to the nation’s capital, the District of Columbia.
Working Paper on Newcomb’s Paradox
Newcomb’s Paradox is Not a Paradox, by Matt Beller (U.S. SEC)
