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Moral Courage and the Austrian School

History of the Austrian School of Economics

To be an economist with integrity means having to say things that people don't want to hear and especially to say things that the regime does not want to hear. 

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Money-Supply Growth Hits a New All-Time High in January

Money Supply

Blog03/05/2021

In January, money supply growth hit a new all-time high, rising slightly above September 2020's previous high, and remaining well above growth levels that one year ago would have been considered unthinkable. 

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Memories of Murray on His Ninety-Fifth Birthday

U.S. HistoryHistory of the Austrian School of Economics

Blog03/02/2021

Perhaps Murray’s greatest virtue was his genuine and abiding intellectual humility. 

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Murray Rothbard on War and "Isolationism"

War and Foreign Policy

Blog03/01/2021

"The true principle of isolationism is that the government should be isolated and people who trade, interchange, and engage in voluntary travel, migration, and so forth should be allowed to peacefully do so."

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Minimum Wage, Maximum Discrimination

Bureaucracy and Regulation

Blog02/26/2021

Eugenicist Progressives introduced the minimum wage, because it was well suited to perform the Progressives’ dirty work of discriminating against (what they considered) the least productive by making them unemployable.

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Money, Interest, and the Business Cycle

Money and Banking

Blog02/17/2021

"I am not against bank notes as such … I want to give everybody the right to issue his own banknotes. The problem then would be to get other men to accept such private banknotes; maybe nobody will take them."

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Monetary Inflation and Price Inflation

Central BanksInflation

Blog02/03/2021

Although it is important to recognize that massive price inflation is always the result of massive monetary inflation, there isn’t a stable relationship between the two.

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Medical Errors and the Cult of Expertise in the Age of Covid

Health

Blog01/05/2021

Many healthcare professionals have happily embraced the same attitude as cops: "We're experts, don't you dare question us." But the 100,000 yearly medical-error deaths suggest this expertise ought to be questioned more often. 

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