Moving At A High Speed Toward An Economic Abyss – OpEd

By George Ford Smith Here is modern economic theory in one sentence: money needs to be plentiful for a prosperous

08.11.2025 3

Mises

Why Food Stamp Recipients (And Government Contractors) Should Not Be Allowed To Vote – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken The federal government shutdown in recent weeks has highlighted the full cost of many government programs, including

06.11.2025 3

Mises

Minarchism Is Statism Lite – OpEd

By Per Bylund It may be true that lovers of liberty, originally steeped in society’s preferred form of social democracy,

05.11.2025 3

Mises

Increases In The Money Supply, Not Corporate Profits, Drive Price Increases – OpEd

By Frank Shostak Some commentators are of the view that an important driver in consumer price inflation is the business drive for

04.11.2025 2

Mises

Individual Liberty In Libertarian And Conservative Philosophy – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Readers will be aware that Murray Rothbard conceptualized all rights as property rights, derived from the principle

02.11.2025 2

Mises

So, Do You Truly Like Taylor Swift? – OpEd

By Agustina Sosa Long before the concept of “personal brand” became mainstream in the age of social media—and before it

31.10.2025 4

Mises

By All Means, Elect Mamdani And Watch His Socialist Laboratory At Work – OpEd

By William L. Anderson Next week, New York City voters almost surely will send self-proclaimed socialist Zohran Mamdani to Gracie

31.10.2025 3

Mises

The Trump Administration Is Lying Us Into Another War – OpEd

By Connor O’Keeffe Last week, President Trump ordered an aircraft carrier strike group into the waters off Venezuela. The deployment...

30.10.2025 3

Mises

Birth Of A Nation, Death Of An Ideal – OpEd

By George Ford Smith Today’s politicians are heavily indebted to Alexander Hamilton for pushing the machinery of big government under

29.10.2025 3

Mises

No, Tariffs Did Not Cause September’s Budget Surplus – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken According to the Treasury Department’s monthly report for September, the budget deficit turned positive last month, with tax

28.10.2025 4

Mises

How To Recognize Critical Race Theory – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Reports that critical race theory is over have been greatly exaggerated. CRT is very much still around, although it

26.10.2025 2

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IMF’s Outlook Not Great – OpEd

By Jake Scott The IMF’s October 2025 update to its World Economic Outlook delivers a modest upward revision, but lurking behind this

24.10.2025 3

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America Hurts Farmers And Discounts China’s Soy Imports While Providing A Crutch For Argentina – OpEd

By Weimin Chen A leaked photo of text messages from US Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins to US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent captures

24.10.2025 3

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How Progressives Broke The Constitution And Praised Themselves For It – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya In his article “Is the Constitution Broken beyond Repair?” David Gordon draws attention to a phenomenon that is often

22.10.2025 1

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Does A Fall In Unemployment Lead To Stronger Economic Growth? – OpEd

By Frank Shostak For most economists and commentators, a strong labor market is the key driver of economic growth. The

21.10.2025 1

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Individualism And Self-Determination In The American Tradition – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Individual liberty lies at the heart of the libertarian tradition. In this tradition, self-determination is understood as

20.10.2025 2

Mises

Popular Media, Romanticism, And The Statist Insinuation – OpEd

By Joshua Mawhorter A subtle subset of the statist non sequitur is what we may now name the statist insinuation or statist implication. This commonly

18.10.2025 3

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Inflation: Slowly The Middle-Class Dies – OpEd

By Dann E. Kroeger That is where we are today. The Federal Reserve has used its tools to lock inflation

17.10.2025 2

Mises

Socialism Always Leads To Totalitarian Tyranny – OpEd

By Vincent Cook On its webpage explaining what democratic socialism is, the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) states that its goal

16.10.2025 2

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The 2025 Nobel Prize In Economics – OpEd

By Sergio Martinez The 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics honors three economists whose work embodies an idea first coined by Joseph...

15.10.2025 3

Mises

How Civil Rights Activists Use The Fourteenth Amendment To Bypass The First Amendment – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya A federal court in Virginia recently ruled that the name of Confederate General Stonewall Jackson, who is regarded as

15.10.2025 3

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A Loose Versus Tight Monetary Stance – OpEd

By Frank Shostak Many think of the economy as being like a space ship, which occasionally slips from the path

14.10.2025 2

Mises

Checkpoint Britain – OpEd

By Reem Ibrahim It has finally happened. The British Government has announced plans to introduce mandatory Digital ID. The new

13.10.2025 3

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Breaking Free From State Rule – OpEd

By George Ford Smith Wars are mass-murder, massive theft, and unrelenting propaganda. In this country they’re lucrative overseas entanglements, as

13.10.2025 3

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How Double Standards Erode Free Speech – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Free speech is not dead—it has just been parceled out among favored groups. This explains why the

12.10.2025 2

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Mexicans Must Pay To Play? – OpEd

By Sergio Martínez The Mexican federal government has announced a new 8% excise tax on violent video games. The justification? That violent

11.10.2025 2

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The Noun Doctrine: Why Governments Prefer Enemies That Can’t Surrender – OpEd

By Sako Garabedian The noun doctrine begins with a simple truth: governments like enemies who can’t surrender. Armies can be

11.10.2025 3

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The Hidden Risks Of The Digital Euro – OpEd

By Cláudia Ascensão Nunes The European Central Bank has presented the digital euro as a symbol of financial autonomy and

10.10.2025 3

Mises

The “Acid Rain” Scare And The Science-Industrial Complex – OpEd

By William L. Anderson People who can recall or who are aware of President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s farewell speech to the

10.10.2025 2

Mises

Should Libertarians Be Monarchists? – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken As most of the world’s “liberal” democracies continue to embrace more ruinous censorship, war, crippling inflation, crushing

09.10.2025 2

Mises

Imports And Developing Countries: Countering The Myths Of Western Exploitation – OpEd

By Lipton Matthews For much of the twentieth century, the history of industry in the Global South was written in

08.10.2025 6

Mises

Wealth Is Green – OpEd

By Pedro Urso The environmental debate is often hijacked by discourses that view the market and capitalism as irreconcilable enemies

07.10.2025 3

Mises

Money Supply Fluctuations And Business Cycles – OpEd

By Frank Shostak According to the leader of the monetarist school, Milton Friedman, the key cause of business cycles are

07.10.2025 2

Mises

Individualism And The Violence Of The Identitarian Left – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Many people were shocked to see the identitarian left erupting in ghoulish celebration when news broke that

05.10.2025 2

Mises

Public Enemies: Government Bureaucrats As Societal Parasites – OpEd

By Thomas J. DiLorenzo Economists have been studying and writing about government bureaucracy for quite a long time. Ludwig von

04.10.2025 2

Mises

How The Fourteenth Amendment Empowers Judicial Activism – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya In “Government by Judiciary: The Transformation of the Fourteenth Amendment” Raoul Berger argues that the Fourteenth Amendment

01.10.2025 3

Mises

Inflation And Economic Growth – OpEd

By Frank Shostak According to much popular mainstream economic thinking, the policy of so-called “price stability” does not always mean

30.09.2025 2

Mises

When Political Violence Becomes A Signal – OpEd

By Jimmy Alfonso Licon The assassination of Charlie Kirk is a tragedy on several levels. It robs his family and friends of

28.09.2025 3

Mises

Killer Bureaucracies – OpEd

By George Ford Smith “The need to limit the discretion of subordinates is present in every organization.”— Ludwig von Mises, Bureaucracy

27.09.2025 6

Mises

How Equal Protection Laws Threaten Free Speech – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Egalitarians sometimes deny that there is any conflict between equality and the doctrines of individual liberty—free speech,

25.09.2025 10

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Spain’s Great Write-Off – OpEd

By Mark Nayler Spain’s Socialist-led government has recently forgiven €83.3 billion in debt owed by fifteen of the country’s seventeen...

23.09.2025 2

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Will Private Defense Agencies Wage War—Or Keep The Peace? – OpEd

By Stanisław Wójtowicz Anarcho-capitalism is a libertarian vision of a stateless society, where security, law and dispute resolution would be

23.09.2025 2

Mises

The Juridical Model Of Justice – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya In Shakespeare’s Henry VI, a rebel alarmingly named Dick the Butcher says: “The first thing we do, let’s

22.09.2025 2

Mises

‘Hate Speech’ Isn’t Real And Pam Bondi Is An Enemy Of Freedom – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken Following the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, many critics of Kirk posted content on social media

21.09.2025 2

Mises

Price Inflation Rose Again In August, But The Fed Doesn’t Care – OpEd

By Ryan McMaken he Federal Reserve is set to lower the target policy interest rate this week in spite of

16.09.2025 5

Mises

AI’s Energy Appetite – OpEd

By Lika Kobeshavidze Every time we ask an AI tool a question, it silently consumes electricity and water. But until now,

16.09.2025 4

Mises

Inflation And Embezzlement – OpEd

By Frank Shostak There is almost complete unanimity among economists and various commentators that inflation is about general increases in

16.09.2025 2

Mises

The First Cause Of Modern War Is The Modern State – OpEd

By Finn Andreen Human conflict is an intrinsic part of human nature; it is as natural as tears. As Leo

15.09.2025 4

Mises

How Much Wood – OpEd

By Katrina Gulliver The lumber market in recent years has been a rollercoaster. For those operating logging businesses, or lumber

14.09.2025 4

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Charlie Kirk And The Sacred Totem Of Civil Rights – OpEd

By Wanjiru Njoya Defenders of the Civil Rights Act are always at great pains to portray themselves as eminently reasonable,

14.09.2025 4

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