Can There Be an Alliance between Austrian and Feminist Schools of Economics?
While Austrian and feminist critiques of neoclassical economics have some similarities, they also differ strongly on
Somaliland Needs Self-Determination
Somalia is a country invented by European intervention. The region known as Somaliland ought to be
What Can Carl Menger Teach Us about Falafel Sandwiches?
What better way to explain the relationship between higher-order and lower-order goods than with food? Here,
State Coercion and the Injustice of Apartheid
In publicly opposing apartheid, William H. Hutt saw how legal segregation kept black South Africans from
The American Labor Market: Fact vs. Fiction
Progressive historians, journalists, and politicians claim that the Industrial Revolution and the growth of industry brought
Free-Market Profit Comes From Voluntary Exchange, not Exploitation
Progressives claim that profits are an unjust transfer of wealth from the poor to the rich.
Thinking Properly about Public Welfare
For most Americans, the debate is about what size the welfare state should be. Austrian economists,
Will the Fed Lose Control?
The government’s excessive spending and debt is leading to what some economists call “fiscal dominance.” Fiscal
War Hysteria Drives the Federal Assault Against Free Speech
Unfortunately, these assaults on the First Amendment continue to find support even among people who pretend
Orwell’s America
New York and California have become the dark dystopia Orwell described in 1984. Why does anyone