Fortune Through Labour
by“Tu fortunam laboribus indages”, what a Tuscan city can teach us about the cultural roots of capitalism and the challenges they face today. By…
Freedom Upsets Patterns: The Deregulation Argument Westminster Will Not Have
byThe UK does not have an energy problem. It has a freedom problem. By Elias Sanchez The United Kingdom’s economic deceleration is conventionally attributed…
The Damage Still Done by Keynesian Economics, 90 Years On
byThis year marks the 90th anniversary of the beginning of modern macroeconomics with the publication of John Maynard Keynes’s The General Theory of Employment, Interest,…
Speech in Vienna on Robotics and the Future of War
byI recently gave this speech in Vienna, talking through Europe’s lack of a robotics industry compared to the US and China, and the disastrous consequences of…
The Theory of the Bottom 99 Percent: The Cantillon Effect
byBy Mark Thornton I want to dispel the claim in the minds of the establishment media that depicts free market Austrian economists as heartless…
Celebrating Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations at 250 Years
byTwo hundred and fifty years ago, two momentous events occurred that have changed the course of human affairs, first in what is still often…
Regime Change
by“Sir Keir Starmer has vowed to use “every lever” to prevent households from being hit by higher energy prices amid growing fears the Iran…
But this is the very point of tariffs
byThe point of tariffs is not to make those things made by evil Johnny Foreigner more expensive. It is to enable the domestic capitalists…
Does neoliberalism exist?
byThus far, debates about the term “neoliberalism” have not been particularly constructive. I believe this rests on two separate (but related) questions: 1. Is…
The Interesting Lies of Samuelson: How We Naively Believed the Case of Giffen Goods
byBy Ali Hashemifara You have probably heard of the widely believed myth that Napoleon was very short. Evidence proved after his death, however, that he had…