Mises Wire
Walt Whitman, Libertarian
Yesterday was the anniversary of Walt Whitman’s birth in 1819.
Arthur Andersen Decision Means Nothing, Says ex-Prosecutor
The Sarbanes-Oxley Act, passed into law after the Andersen case was filed, gives the feds the powers they improperly used against Andersen.
Credit Bubble Becoming Mainstream?
The massive credit expansion that Austrians have been calling attention to since the mid-90s has morphed from a stock market bubble into a housing
That France Vote
The fallout from the French vote of “no” on the EU constitution includes a sign that Tony Blair may scrap plans to hold a similar refer
Walker Forecasts Asian Bust
Jim Walker (an Austrian economist with the bank CLSA is reportedly
Conservative Euphemisms for Aggression
Reading Joseph Bottum’s essay, you find a long string of euphemism
Britain to Ban Kitchen Knives?
In a move that has previously only been imagined in the punchlines of jokes, a group of emergency doctors in Great Britain is promoting the idea of
Paul Krugman now promotes “hangover theory” he “refuted”
As I noted earlier Paul Krugman
