Mises Wire
The Fed’s Easy-Money Policies Aren’t Helping Income Growth
The Fed's policies over the past decade have resulted in a rapidly widening wealth and income inequality.
Augusto, Milton, and Me: Reflections on a Trip to Chile
Chile would be even better off today had it adopted Mises-style laissez-faire over Milton Friedman's monetarism. But even a Friedmanian regime is far superior to the Keynesian economies that have ruined Argentina and Brazil.
The Phillips Curve Myth
The Phillips curve cannot be a basis for a sound theory of what sets in motion price inflation.
Trump’s Space Force
Trump has proposed the "Space Force" as a brand new and costly military branch and bureaucracy. The reaction to his plan helps illustrate the complexity of military politics in Washington.
If Imports Were Truly Bad for an Economy, Military Blockades Would Not Exist
If modern claims about the harm of free trade are true, then Lincoln must have been helping the Confederacy with his military blockade.
Nordhaus and Romer
The 2018 Nobel Prize in economics has gone to Yale̵
Nobel Committee Pushes Environmental Regulation with its Latest Winners
Unfortunately, the economics Nobel this year neglects the problems at the heart of the State — the government failures that pollute and impoverish.
Can Seasonal Adjustments Help Us Understand the Economy?
All the sophisticated quantitative methods by themselves can't help us understand the cause-and-effect of what's behind the boom-and-bust cycle.
The Damage Done by the Kavanaugh Hearings
No one is discussing Kavanaugh's awful record on the Bill of Rights. Meanwhile, the media is sending a terrible message to women.