Mises Wire

"False consciousness" has long been a building block behind the Marxist drive to destroy human rights. 

America's thriving energy sector has boomed in part thanks to inexpensive foreign steel. 

Nationalism is not a unitary, monolithic phenomenon. If it is aggressive, we should oppose it; if liberatory, we should favor it. 

Whether or not a child should vote depends on whether or not he or she is a net taxpayer. 

Conflating "inflation" with a general rise in prices prevents understanding the true problem with inflation. 

The new Florida legislation is a mess, but it does manage to introduce some chilling language about mental health.

Newspapers apparently have a very high opinion of the quality of the product they're turning out. Many consumers seem to disagree. 

There is no bright shiny line between cultural issues and economic ones. 

The fundamental concept of the Communist Manifesto  was that of “class” and “class conflict.” But Marx didn’t say what a “class” was.

This market process is what allows a capitalist system to efficiently allocate resources, whereas a socialist system cannot—not even “in principle.”