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• Lessons From Another Empire

  
  ANTIDOTE — Authority: 468
  The big debate in India today is over whether the territory should be divided into more and more, smaller Bhateeja States. I have already voiced my opinion against the idea, saying the Bhateeja model is wrong, favouring decentralization to the level of city or town instead, to a Mayor instead of another “chief ...
  17 hours ago

• Denise Milani Inflating Away Our Rights

  
  The Classic Liberal Blog — Authority: 523
  Denise Milani? “ What’s the Big Deal about this person named Denise Milani? “ “We march towards slavery, accompanied by songs of fairness and change.” – F.A. Hayek It’s Rule 5 Saturday! Denise Milani (38-25-36):  Denise Milani is easily the biggest internet sensation since Cindy ...
  2 days ago

• LORD CHRISTOPHER WALTER MONCKTON, 3RD VISCOUNT MONCKTON OF BRENCHLEY: ANTI-AGW ACTIVIST, CLIMATEGATE ENTHUSIAST AND WRONG

  
  REAL LIBERAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH — Authority: 125
  Christopher Walter Monckton, is an anti-Anthropogenic Global Warming activist. He doesnt believe that humans have increased the global temperature by burning carbon or perhaps otherwise increasing greenhouse gases or that if they have, it isnt necessarily a bad thing. He has called for reforestation, so perhaps that ...
  4 days ago

• Frank Chodorov On Destroying The Citadel Of Power

  
  LILA RAJIVA: The Mind-Body Politic — Authority: 141
  Frank Chodorov, on the seduction of power, from  Mises.org“For, it is said that while Saul of Tarsus was carrying out his duties as Commissar of Truth, the Messiah he had been denying appeared before him and convinced him of his error. So, after a bit of soul searching, he quit his job and thereafter dedicated [...]
  4 days ago

• Samuelson’s Legacy and that of Mises

  
  ThinkMarkets — Authority: 574
  by Roger Koppl One of our all-time greats, Paul Samuelson, has passed.  We should mourn the passing of a great mind and fellow human being.  He influenced so many economists so deeply that it easy to underestimate his influence.  Barkley Rosser makes the key point at Econospeak .  “His influence is so great in ...
  5 days ago

• Peter Boethke On Paul Samuelson

  
  LILA RAJIVA: The Mind-Body Politic — Authority: 141
  Peter Boettke writes a sobering obituary on Paul Samuelson:“John Hicks once wrote that the story of economics in the 1930s was the battle between Hayek and Keynes.  I think Hicks is right, and that this battle continues to this day as witnessed in our current policy debates.  But I think there is a deeper debate ...
  6 days ago

• The Supposed Independence of the Fed

  
  The Classic Liberal Blog — Authority: 523
  Mises Daily: Thursday, December 10, 2009 by Jörg Guido Hülsmann Congressmen Ron Paul and Alan Grayson seek to bring more transparency and accountability to the U.S. central bank and “to subject the Fed’s monetary policy and discount-lending actions to an audit by the Government Accounting Office ...
  1 week ago

• American People Want Stimulus Package Canceled And Oppose Bailouts To State Governments!

  
  Pronk Palisades — Authority: 431
      “Government spending cannot create additional jobs. If the government provides the funds required by taxing the citizens or by borrowing from the public, it abolishes on the one hand as many jobs as it creates on the other.”  ~Ludwig von Mises, Planned Chaos, pagew 20-21    “We shall not grow wiser ...
  1 week ago

• The Curse of Good Government (Krugman gets served)

  
  The Classic Liberal Blog — Authority: 523
  The Curse of Good Government As one who has made a career out of criticizing government and exposing the various predations of government, one would think I would be intelligent and wise enough not to expect that entity we know as “good government.” In fact, given that I am quite familiar with the entire ...
  1 week ago

• Some quotes from Mises

  
  Aristotle The Geek — Authority: 426
  On the politician- He who is unfit to serve his fellow citizens wants to rule them. On paternalism- Once you begin to admit that it is the duty of the government to control your consumption of alcohol, what can you reply to those who say the control of books and ideas is much more important? On the free man ...
  1 week ago

• Bernanke Versus the Austrians

  
  Acton Institute PowerBlog — Authority: 544
  My essay in today’s American Spectator Online looks at why Ben Bernanke should not be confirmed to a second term as Chairman of the Federal Reserve: Two planks in Bernanke’s recovery strategy: Expand the money supply like a banana republic dictator and throw sackfuls of cash at failed companies with a ...
  2 weeks ago

• Rendering unto Caesar

  
  Something Feral — Authority: 117
  He that has the gold (and maintains a lock on it through issuance of notes), makes the rules for those that use those notes : There were reports of public outrage and confusion after the announcement of the measure, which requires North Koreans to swap existing won notes for new ones at an exchange rate of one to 100 ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Cost of Beer: Inflation

  
  Thank Heaven for Beer — Authority: 125
  So far in an ongoing series that explains the higher price of craft beer over macro beer, Mike has written three fantastic articles on Hops , Grain and Yeast .  In an intentional, and hopefully not boring, deviation from the ingredient nature of the series, I am going to write briefly on an uncontrollable ...
  2 weeks ago

• The Rough and Ready Libertarian

  
  Eric Sundwall.com — Authority: 109
  Im wondering whether author and historian Thomas Woods is in fact too far into the woods despite being one of those city kids. He pens a curious piece today on LRC defending St. Paul and true Lew against another cadre of egghead liberty folk. In typical theory of the leisure class mode, Woods assumes that all ...
  2 weeks ago

• The 0% Rate Policy of the Federal Reserve

  
  The Classic Liberal Blog — Authority: 523
  The following article published on Mises last Thursday, does a fantastic job of describing the banking system, zero interest rates, stimulus, inflation, and how it robs savers. The Cruelest Tax of All The zero-interest-rate policy of the Fed is sold to the public as a benign economic rescue in the public ...
  3 weeks ago

• Escaping the Current Depression – Causes and Cures

  
  Liberty Maven Liberty Maven: For Liberty, One Individual At A Time — Authority: 431
  Originally published November 28, 2009 at http://towneforcongress.com/economy/escaping-the-current-depression-ndash-causes-and-cures-1 Why should you care?  Why, for that matter, am I spending time during Thanksgiving weekend writing this and running for U.S. Congress to serve the public as an independent ...
  3 weeks ago

• Pigou is the new Keynes

  
  ThinkMarkets — Authority: 574
  by Sandy Ikeda A full-page article in today’s Wall Street Jounal begins: At the Heavenly Models home for deceased economists, an award is being presented to the resident whose work best explains financial crises, global warming, and other pressing issues of today. The winner, according to author John ...
  3 weeks ago

• Robert P. Murphy The Core of What Economics Teaches

  
  Gulag Blog — Authority: 170
  Presented by Robert P. Murphy at the "Economics for High School Students" seminar. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama; 20 November 2009. Sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis. Tags: High School Schooler Austrian Economics Introduction Core Robert P. Bob Murphy Free Market Anarchocapitalist ...
  3 weeks ago

• Robert P. Murphy The Core of What Economics Teaches

  
  Fuck Bankers — Authority: 170
  Presented by Robert P. Murphy at the "Economics for High School Students" seminar. Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama; 20 November 2009. Sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis. Tags: High School Schooler Austrian Economics Introduction Core Robert P. Bob Murphy Free Market Anarchocapitalist ...
  3 weeks ago

• The FDIC, Recursive Exceptionalism, and the Fall of the Republic

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 742
  Historically, the appearance of recursive exceptionalism is a highly predictive harbinger of republican (and, as it happens, imperial) decline, eventual fragmentation (typically violent in character) and collapse. It was no accident that the Roman Republics decline followed hard upon the unspoken disposal of ...
  4 weeks ago

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