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1920: The Crash That Cured Itself

Blog3 hours ago

The “forgotten depression” can still teach us important lessons: that the interventionist and spendthrift state is often more part of the problem than it is of the solution.

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"Monopoly" Is No Excuse for Government Intervention

Blog8 hours ago

In an unhampered economy, monopoly is not a framework distinguishable from “pure” competition. In fact, inefficient monopolies arise only in case of government interventionism.

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The Saving Problem in America: Alternatives and Reforms

Blog09/15/2020

Savings are the foundation for a productive and advanced economy. Unfortunately, governments insist on policies that make it harder for ordinary people to save.

What the Trade Balance Means for a Currency's Purchasing Power

Blog09/15/2020

Since the trade balance has nothing to do as such with either the supply of money or the demand for money, we can conclude that trade balances do not determine the purchasing power of money of respective countries.

Comparing Latin America's Economic Models: Left vs. Right

Blog09/15/2020

Twenty-first-century socialism, which has been so popular in Latin America for many years, has failed in a way that mirrors the failure of twentieth-century socialism in other parts of the world.

Another Kind of Liberalism

09/14/2020Mises Daily Articles

Raico stresses that there was another tradition within classical-liberal thought, one that recognized the interdependence between religion and liberty.

Human Action Was Published on This Day in 1949

09/14/2020Power & Market

Ludwig von Mises's Human Action was published on this date in 1949. Thanks to our generous donors, the indispensable ideas in this book are more widely accessible than ever before.

What’s the Price of Gold? It Depends.

Blog09/14/2020

Spot? COMEX? Retail? How the price of gold varies by market. And why.

The US Dollar Collapse Is Greatly Exaggerated

Blog09/14/2020

The United States currency has only really weakened relative to the yen and the euro, but that depends on optimistic expectations of a European and Japanese economic recovery.

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