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The price of the euro in terms of the US dollar closed at 1.135 in November, against 1.156 in October...

As someone who teaches public finance (better termed the economics of government), I can’t count how many times I have...

We continue our look at leading figures from the Old Right with guest Tom Woods, who helped publish the late...

If you did any Fed watching this week, you probably heard all about how Jay Powell has turned (or perhaps...

In this week’s column, I’d like to discuss an important criticism of the modern state that the historian Martin van Creveld...

There are many reasons why activists and intellectuals oppose inequality. Envy is one of them. Original Article: "Equality and Envy"...

It may be that wary beasts of the forest come around to accepting the hunter's trap as a necessary concomitant...

Tariffs and trade controls are little more than tax increases and a chance to further empower a bloated bureaucracy. Not...

Philip Cortney (1895–1971) was a Franco-American entrepreneur, economist and business leader. Known nowadays mostly for his short chapter in Henry...

Throughout much of the past century, the idea of a gold standard for national currencies has been routinely linked with...