It was always much more than just a precious metal. It’s a secure haven in turbulent times, a trade instrument, and also an emblem of prosperity. A favorite among institutional investors, portfolio managers as well as retail investors is gold ...
We owe a great debt to Gary Galles for collecting no less than 97 of Leonard Read’s articles, accompanied by a commentary of his own in which he shows their relevance to contemporary issues. ...
When Rothbard wrote his treatise Man, Economy, and State, he was a well-trained neoclassical economist who was completely conversant with the research methods and various strands of doctrine that composed the emerging neoclassical synthesis. ...
Scientists have been transformed into grant hunters, and that gives them lots of incentives to lobby for even more federal funding. So, scientists themselves are among the most up in arms at the proposed cuts to federal research funding among ...
For more than 20 years now, our summer-long fellowship program has offered liberty-minded scholars a place to write, study, publish, and develop their contributions to the fields of economics, history, philosophy, and more. Learn more about this year’s cohort! ...
The Fed by design feeds the political machine in DC by concealing the costs of government spending. The Fed serves the government, not the American people. ...
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On this episode of Power and Market, the roundtable talks about a new brewing scandal involving the Fed, revisits the conversation on nationalizing Washington, DC, and the new “golden age” of the Smithsonian. ...
Socialism may have failed, as it always does, in Bolivia, but that unfortunately does not mean that it is turning toward the free market. ...
Dan Greenberg “Reputational harm is real harm,” Elena Kagan said during her Supreme Court confirmation hearing. “And the legal system should not pretend that it is not.” Kagan was responding to a series of questions from Senator Amy Klobuchar, who ...