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Some commentators attribute the latest sharp increase in the Consumer Price Index to businesses pushing prices of goods higher in order...

One of the best-known and most influential present-day treatments of liberty is that of Sir Isaiah Berlin. In his Two...

Economists have illuminated our understanding of guilds in medieval Europe, but we still know rather little about their functions in...

To kick off the New Year, Jeff recently had the opportunity to address a Discord channel dedicated to Austrian Economics....

With the almost constant statist apologetics we hear from many government and academic economists1 it is hard to believe that the...

In a section of Power and Market called “The Problem of Immoral Choices,” Murray Rothbard considers an important objection to...

Income inequality in Latin America is appallingly high, with the richest 10 percent of the population controlling 54 percent of national...

Money supply growth rose slightly in November, rising above October's twenty-one-month low. Even with November's rise, though, money supply growth remains far...

The 1947 Mont Pèlerin Society meeting was enough to satisfy Mises's curiosity about Europe and European scholars for...

Continued from part 1. The story in its popular outline is well known. Facing persistent stagflation, the new chair of...