Mises Wire

The whole point of national self-determination is to get top-down coercive power out of the picture.

Gun control advocates continue to narrowly define the "developed" world in order to make the US seem strange and isolated in this regard.

The EU is a case par excellence illustrating the failure of economic interventionism. Britain would be wise to leave it behind.

A drive for more centralized power is underway everywhere. From the UK's "Remain" campaign to gun control in the US.

In Venezuela — and everywhere the state controls the economy — the political elites enjoy luxury while the people do much less well.

This new issue features important contributions to monetary theory and policy, a novel program for re-establishing gold money, and much more.

The Bank of England warns of financial panic if Britain votes to leave EU.

Henry Hazlitt describes "the open conspiracy" among politicians to refuse to address the national debt.

If we want gaming to develop as a vibrant community of original content creators, we must first and foremost reject protectionism in the world of ideas.

The FOMC appears to be downbeat about job gains, stating that the "pace of improvement in the labor market has slowed."