A great teacher
Professor Pete Boettke is one of our advisors and friends. In the English speaking world, if you want to know anything about economics –…
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Our central bankers are intellectually bankrupt
The best article we’ve seen in the FT for a long time, courtesy of Ron Paul … The financial crisis has fully exposed the…
Read MoreFrom nuts to Paul Krugman
An excellent article from Amity Shlaes: Nut cases. That’s what they are. And if you take an interest in them, you are a nut…
Read MoreAustrian economics in Shanghai
Extraordinary things are happening in China, as we know. On the liberty-loving front, we can report a really interesting and path-breaking conference organised by…
Read MoreThe Laissez Faire Club
A significant new development in the libertarian world … Laissez Faire Books Launches the Laissez Faire Club by Geoffrey Allan Plauché on April 20,…
Read MoreJim Grant on the Federal Reserve
Via ZeroHedge, we discovered a must-read article by Jim Grant, published in the March 23rd edition of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer (Vol 30, No…
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Could a bank exist without state support?
Could a bank exist independent of state support, and could it act as a bastion of liberty? I recently came across the original quarto…
Read MoreSimplicity – Grant Williams on gold
For anyone who is interested to understand what money is and what’s happening to it, I strongly recommend you listen to these two presentations.
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Prices & Production and Other Works
My Foreword to Prices & Production and Other Works, published by the Ludwig von Mises Institute in 2008. It is with great pleasure that…
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What the classical economists knew and the moderns have forgotten – part 5
Today, as the last article in this series, we present the words of Say himself, taken from his masterpiece A Treatise on Political Economy….
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