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Who Do You Trust?

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2026/06/22

Progressive elites insist that we “trust our government” when they are in control, but why should we? In fact, we should no more trust government than Charlie Brown should have trusted Lucy to hold the football.

The Fed’s New Face, Same Old Game

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2026/06/20

Kevin Warsh may talk tough, but Mark Thornton argues the Fed’s real mandate hasn’t changed: finance Washington, protect Wall Street, and let inflation grind down everyone else.

Progressives Inequality Arguments Reaching the Green...

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2026/06/20

For many years, some economists and politicians have painted income equality as a major threat to our economy and well-being. As usual, they understand neither inequality nor economics.

From Scholasticism to Enlightenment Liberalism

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2026/06/20

The intellectual path from Ancient Greece to modernity is littered with the path of numerous philosophers, movements, and events, both peaceful and violent that have shaped thinking throughout the ages.

Why the US President Loves “Inflation”?

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2026/06/19

The president has declared that he loves inflation. What economic fallacies is he likely adopting that leads to this conclusion?

Calhoun on Constitutional Government

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2026/06/19

In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon reviews John C. Calhoun’s A Disquisition on Government, published in 1850. Like Murray Rothbard before him, Dr. Gordon finds plenty to like in this book.

China’s Industrial Policy: Ambition, Inefficiency,...

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2026/06/19

While China’s economy has boomed, many people wrongly associate that success with the Chinese government’s industrial policies. Intervention has created many problems there—just as it has done elsewhere.

The American Revolution and the Danger of Standing...

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2026/06/19

Among the key men involved in the American Revolution and the following periods, we find an oft-repeated concern that may seem foreign to us today—the threat of standing armies. This reality became concrete in the Newburgh conspiracy in 1783.

What is a Firm, Anyway?

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2026/06/19

The "theory of the firm" doesn't have a consistent answer.

The American Revolution and the Danger of Standing...

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2026/06/19

Why Stable Systems Fail: The Illusion of...

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2026/06/19

Systems do not collapse when they finally become unstable; they appear stable until the moment their failure can no longer be ignored.

Institutional Closure: Why Managed Directivism Breeds...

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2026/06/19

As technology advances, progressives believe that this time, all of their social engineering and attempts to establish socialism will finally come to fruition. They are in for a rude surprise.

A Harvard Economist Tests Austrian Capital Theory

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2026/06/19

Bob sits down with Harvard Economics Professor Pol Antras to discuss his new paper applying Böhm-Bawerk's average period of production to international trade.

Institutional Closure: Why Managed Directivism Breeds...

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2026/06/19

As technology advances, progressives believe that this time, all of their social engineering and attempts to establish socialism will finally come to fruition. They are in for a rude surprise.

Marxism and the Manipulation of Man

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2026/06/19

The question is not plan or no plan. Everyone plans. The question is whose plan—and what happens to yours when it conflicts with the planner's. Mises traces the path from Marx to Comte to the social engineers, and shows why the destination is always the same.

China’s Industrial Policy: Ambition, Inefficiency,...

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2026/06/18

The Misesian, vol. 3, no. 3, 2026

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2026/06/18

In this issue of The Misesian, we continue our Year of Rothbard with a new essay from Joseph Salerno on what made Rothbard’s work in Austrian economics so notable. Rothbard took the inimitable work of Mises, as set down in his groundbreaking treatise Human Action, and expanded it further.

Oppose Graham Platner for His Socialism, Not Just His...

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2026/06/18

While Graham Platner has become controversial because of his reckless past and violent behavior, the real objection to his being elected a US Senator should be to his reckless socialist proposals that would have disastrous consequences.

The Warsh Era Begins

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2026/06/18

On this episode of Power and Market, Ryan, Connor, and Tho discuss the first FOMC meeting under new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh. Out? Forward Guidance. In? Task forces! What should we take away from Warsh's first time addressing the financial press, and will his tenure be an improvement from the past, or present new dangers to the public?

Oppose Graham Platner for His Socialism, Not Just His...

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2026/06/18

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