Mises Wire

Today's anticapitalists fall into a familiar pattern pioneered by Mussolini and Giovanni Gentile.

Debt and recession in the United States are big problems. But in both cases, metrics show a better situation in the US than in the eurozone.

These short animated videos cover core economic topics, highlighting how economic decisions are a part of our day-to-day life.

A just scheme for reparations requires us to identify specific victims. But current calls for reparations do no such thing. Also, the British economy was not built on slavery, as some now claim.

To succeed, entrepreneurs must demonstrate superior foresight and judgment, and practice continuous dynamic improvement in their assembly and reassembly of assets to serve the consumer.

The "experts" intend to keep locking populations down again and again until there's a vaccine. But what if there's no vaccine coming?

For the foreseeable future, war between Armenia and Azerbaijan will be on the table, occasionally turning hot, just as it has in the last weeks. This conflict has no peaceful solution possible other than the one offered by Ludwig von Mises.

In the real world, an artificial boost in demand that is not supported by production leads to the destruction of a society's wealth.

As 20 million Americans fall into unemployment, no crisis is so big that anyone in Washington would think of cutting military spending, including dollars spent on military gear for cops.

Thanks to central banks, people now believe the myth that it is possible to shut down the economy and everything will be fine if we just print a lot of new money.