The Case of Adani versus Hindenburg
Between 2019 and 2022, the fortune of India’s Gautam Adani swelled from $9 billion to $127 billion. As the value
Does Government Create a “Level Playing Field” or
Bernie Sanders and other politicians have made socialism attractive to voters, especially young ones, because it promises to eliminate the
The Price-Gouging State
Friends and family are talking, on Facebook, about the rapid rise in the price of eggs. Their posts also report
Another Recession Sign: Part-Time Work Is Growing Faster
The Bureau of Labor Statistic (BLS) released new jobs data on Friday. According to the report, seasonally adjusted total nonfarm
Why Libertarians Should Support the Multipolar World
Current international tensions have intensified a debate that has existed for at least a decade between two radically different views
Yes, the US Government Has Defaulted Before
The regime is trying to whip up maximum hysteria or the chances that the US government could default on its
The “True” Money Supply: A Measure of the
The “True” Money Supply (TMS), developed by Professor Murray Rothbard and myself,1 is an admitted imperfect attempt to provide a
Record Low Unemployment Indicates Trouble Ahead
Mark Thornton discusses the history of record low unemployment rates and the business cycle. See “Unemployment Rate” (UNRATE) from the
Why Mises’s Theory of Economic Calculation Still Is
Until the publication in 1920 of Ludwig von Mises’s work on the problem of economic calculation in socialism, there was
Managing Money Is as Important as Making It:
Lacking a solid team is a recipe for organizational failure, and those intending to excel in business—or any other sector—must