The Lens on Saturday’s Mises Circle in Seattle
The Lens in Washington state covered our Mises Circle, with attention to my "Three Lies You'll Hear from the Candidates this Year."
Mises Wire
The Early History of Regulated Health Care
A brief history of how various state interventions have raised health care prices and lessened access.
The War on Cash is Ancient
The war on cash is a war on commerce, or rather, on any commerce that can't be monitored and controlled by government.
Why Most of Chicago’s Banks Failed during the Great Depression: The Puzzle Resolved
Postel-Vinay's study further undermines the Friedman-Schwartz explanation of why banks failed during the Great Depression.
Brexit: The Movie Makes the Economic Case Against The EU
The new film Brexit: The Movie makes the case for the "Leave" campaign in significant detail.
How the TSA Kills Hundreds of People Every Year
Not only is there an absence of evidence that the TSA saves lives, there is evidence that it may actually cause a significant number of deaths.
Clinton Adviser, Nobel Prize Winning Economist Endorsed Venezuelan Socialism
Socialist governments have long been able to count on American economists to serve as apologists for their schemes.
How to Make a Bl(UN)der Out of World Peace
Aside from bickering inside the U.N., "colossal mismanagement" of peacekeeping budgets and a "sclerotic personnel system" has been revealed.
The Case Against Legal Tender Laws
If the government sticks to the original money, its legal tender law is superfluous and unnecessary.
Overtime Regulations Disproportionately Harm Young People and Startups
The ability to work long hours is one of the few advantages young people have in the work place.
