Paul Krugman’s Predictions about “Austerity” Aren’t Aging Well
Paul Krugman’s arguments do not fare well against evidence in a new book written by economists Alberto Alesina, Carlo Favero, and Francesco Giavazzi titled,…
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In praise of Hayek’s masterwork
Friedrich von Hayek first published The Road to Serfdom in 1944. His book was subsequently popularised by a condensed version in The Reader’s Digest….
Read MoreCall for papers: Estudios Libertarios
My friend David Chávez Salazar is opening a call for papers for his new journal, Estudios Libertarios. David is a great up and coming Austrian School…
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The Follies and Fallacies of Keynesian Economics
Eighty years go, on February 4, 1936, one of the most influential books of the last one hundred years was published, British economist, John…
Read MoreCityAM Op-ed on Blockchain Technology and Friedrich von Hayek
I had an op-ed published by CityAM last Friday, it goes into how blockchain technology will enable FA Hayek’s vision of an economy that…
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Steve Baker Treasury Select Committee Compilation
Editor’s Note: In light of Steve being re-elected to the Treasury Select Committee here is a short compilation of some of last year’s highlights….
Read MoreAcropolis Now, Again
It goes without saying that you pick up any newspaper or journal of late and one is bombarded with how Grexit and contagion risk…
Read MoreThe Science Fictional Foundation Under Paul Krugman, Part Two
As noted in my preceding column Dr. Paul Krugman’s reflections, as published in the UK Guardian at the end of 2012, Paul Krugman: Asimov’s…
Read MoreThe Science Fictional Foundation Under Paul Krugman, Part One
Paul Krugman, a few years ago, wrote at length to extol the magnum opus of science fiction grandmaster, Isaac Asimov, the Foundation Trilogy. Prof….
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The Taylor Rule Won’t Save Us
[Editor’s Note: This article, by Mateusz Machaj, first appeared at mises.org] Various criticisms have been raised against the Fed, not only from the side…
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