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Can monetary order be constructed, or can it only emerge? If the answer is the latter, then no rule, however elegant, can replace the kind of limit that once existed. | Marcos Giansante mises.org/power-market/g…

"If free enterprise works well in one sector, it can work well in all of them." Molinari took Bastiat's logic to its final conclusion: the state's monopoly on police and courts is just another monopoly. Written in 1849. More relevant by the day. Free audiobook. on.soundcloud.com/Ow7Sc8qTl4PoVX…

Any real economist recognizes that AI is a tool--productive capital--which augments, enhances production. This should be instructive for both the analysis and implications of AI in production: that it is not primarily a substitute but complement for labor. mises.org/mises-wire/eco…

Politicians love to claim they are cutting taxes all the while running up ruinous debts and deficits. If they wish to get serious about cutting taxes, they first need to cut spending. | Frank Shostak mises.org/mises-wire/wan…

The indictment of the Southern Poverty Law Center might be controversial, but what is not controversial is that the SPLC engaged in conduct that was more reminiscent of the Ministry of Love in 1984 than protecting someone’s civil rights. | @WanjiruNjoya mises.org/mises-wire/jus…

Total private net worth of all Americans: $170 trillion. Total government liabilities, on and off the books: $160 trillion. @RealRickRule: the only way out is a "dishonest default," inflating away the debt, just like the '70s. With @DrMarkThornton @MoneyLevelsShow. #MinorIssues

Why is the Federal Reserve so afraid of a competing currency? In this episode, Daniel Diaz and Benjamin Shaffer sit down at the Bitcoin Conference with @ThoBishop, the Outreach Director of the @mises Institute, to provide a behind-the-scenes look on the "casinofication" of the American economy and the desperate efforts of DC bureaucrats to maintain the fiat status quo. Premieres TONIGHT at 7pm EST!

Someone please hand this guy an economics primer. Such as How to Think about the Economy (2022) at mises.org/primer

The Australian philosopher David Stove, while not exactly a Rothbardian, still preferred the free market. In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon introduces readers to Stove’s many interesting viewpoints. mises.org/friday-philoso…

“The problem with economic historians is that half of them are historians who know don’t any economics, the other half are economists who don’t know any history!” — Murray Rothbard

Me when someone says that a giant computer solves the ECP

In a proper country, this would be a national embarrassment. Make debt a four letter word again.

Physical copies are available here at the Mises Bookstore! store.mises.org/Production-of-…

The socialist state manipulates reproduction not out of a lust for control, but because the system compels the planner to try—even though success is epistemically impossible. | Michael S. Milano mises.org/mises-wire/tra…

A soft coup took place in D.C., and Powell could stay until 2028, if he so chooses. | @mises mises.org/power-market/s…

In 1849, a French economist asked a question nobody had dared ask: if free markets produce better food, better clothing, and better housing—why not better security? Gustave de Molinari's answer changed everything. Free audiobook: soundcloud.com/misesmedia/set…

The Fed has been promising to unwind its balance sheet since 2009. Seventeen years. Every new chairman says it. None of them do it. Now Kevin Warsh is saying it again. @RyanMcMaken, @NewmanJ_R, and Joshua Mawhorter on why the words never match the actions.

I wrote 60+ columns for @Entrepreneur 2015-2022. The lessons are still applicable and useful for entrepreneurs and business owners. Here's the list: entrepreneur.com/author/per-byl…

My lecture for @LVMIEurope on "How Costly are Regulations?" is now available to view online: youtube.com/watch?v=LTik-W…