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Bailing Out For A Buck

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2024/03/05

Further evidence of the crash in office property values comes from news that the Canadian Pension Plan Investment Board sold its 29% stake in Manhattan’s 360 Park Avenue South for $1.

Help Us Celebrate Human Action's 75th Anniversary!

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2024/03/05

Human Action was arguably the most important book of the twentieth century. Help us spread Mises’s ideas to more and more people in the twenty-first century.

Federal Reserve Responsibility for Consumer and...

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2024/03/05

The overreliance on credit cards and the accompanying increase in consumer debt are consequences of our fiat money system.

The Heroic Joe Sobran

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2024/03/05

How Would US States Actually Declare Bankruptcy?

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2024/03/05

It is not surprising that some US states are facing large deficits between budgeted spending and incoming revenues. However, state bankruptcies occur when states cannot meet their bond obligations, which have little to do with operating expenses.

Hayek Explains Emergency Powers

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2024/03/05

The Paramedic who Helped Police Kill Elijah McClain...

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2024/03/05

The fact that paramedics can forcibly inject innocent subjects with powerful drugs upon request by police should set off many alarm bells.

Getting the Great Depression (Almost) Right -- And...

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2024/03/04

Few economists—even the free-market advocates—understand what caused the Great Depression. No, the Fed didn’t cause the Depression by failing to inflate the currency. Instead, it was the Fed’s inflation that led to the disastrous early events.

The Folly of Federal Reserve Stabilization Policy:...

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2024/03/04

Private REITs Hide Commercial Real Estate Distress...

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2024/03/04

The Fed-launched real estate bubble did not just create havoc in residential markets, but also has distorted the commercial real estate market, too. And it is getting worse.

Elon's Boring Line of Bull

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2024/03/04

To the European Union: Don't Tread on Us

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2024/03/03

As the European Union becomes increasingly dominated by progressive elites, it becomes more authoritarian and contemptuous of the rights of those the Union purports to serve.

The Right Is Wrong to Pursue Term Limits

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2024/03/03

While term limits is a near-article of faith by many on the right, the concept is flawed at its inception and the results are worse than anticipated.

The Awesome Verbal Punching Power of Thomas Paine

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2024/03/03

While Thomas Paine might be one of the most obscure "Founding Fathers" of this country, he was a powerful intellect who helped move people to choose liberty and independence.

No, "Science" Has Not Proven Mises Wrong on Socialism

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2024/03/03

Socialists never give up trying to prove that socialism can maintain a functioning economy. Some have dragged out a nearly forty year old study as their exhibit A.

The Outrageous Persecution of Julian Assange

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2024/03/03

As officials feign outrage over the death of Alexei Navalny and the jailing of Evan Gershkovich, the US government tries to imprison a journalist for breaking truly incriminating stories.

Hubris Runs Rampant at the Fed

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2024/03/03

In a recent interview with 60 Minutes, Fed chairman Jerome Powell gave assurances that the US banking system is sound. Ben Bernanke also claimed almost twenty years ago that real estate markets were not overextended. The hubris must be in the water at the Eccles Building.

The War of 1812 and the Panic of 1819: The Unholy...

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2024/03/03

When governments go to war, the nation’s monetary system usually descends into the pit of inflation. The War of 1812 was no exception, and its monetary excesses led to the Panic of 1819.

Who Hijacked Our Free Will?

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2024/02/26

Imagine someone giving a State of the World address that begins with a reminder that people possess free will and ought to be doing a better job of exercising it. This could possibly raise doubts about the speaker’s mental stability—at least until the talk went into the dark details of civilization’s condition.If the state of the world reflects the choices people make, and if those choices are autonomous, originating from within the minds of individuals, then the speaker is making a solid point

After Trump, Then What?

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2024/02/26

There will be life after Trump one way or another, but in the long run, it seems as though the ruling party always wins. Original Article: After Trump, Then What?

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