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When a Chicken Isn’t Just a Chicken

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2026/04/27

We are reminded time and again that prices emerge from subjective valuation, not objective criteria.

Those Big, Beautiful Bonds

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2026/04/27

Whether rates go up or down, neither outcome will be pleasant, leaving a bondholder caught between the Unthinkable and the Unimaginable.

When a Chicken Isn’t Just a Chicken

Mises Institute ·

2026/04/27

We are reminded time and again that prices emerge from subjective valuation, not objective criteria.

Transparent Monetary Policy and Economic Stability

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2026/04/27

Some economists have claimed that “transparent” monetary policy in which the Fed operates predictably will lessen the chances of the boom and bust cycles happening. It isn’t the lack of transparency that creates business cycles; it is Fed-caused malinvestments.

No, Thank You for Your “Service”

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2026/04/27

If anything, “Thank you for your service” now sounds like a tone-deaf faux pas.

Inflation, Communication, and Noise

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2026/04/25

If prices are instrumental in providing needed information to market participants, then inflation can be seen as introducing static into the system, creating more uncertainty and leading to bad choices.

Chemistry 101

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2026/04/25

War in the Persian Gulf doesn’t just mean pricier gas. It can snap hidden supply chains that keep modern life running, from fertilizer and copper to plumbing repairs.

Why Representative Democracy Is Obsolete

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2026/04/24

The word “democracy” is almost sacrosanct in modern society, yet what advocates call “our democracy” is not what it claims to be. Real democracy can be found in the workings of the free market, not the political halls.

A Very Brief History of Taxation and the State

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2026/04/24

It is important to note that states and what we know as taxes gradually emerged through war, conquest, plunder, and tribute. While the organization has changed and become formalized over time, states and taxes have not lost their coercive character.

Leninism, Democracy, and Immigration

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2026/04/24

Ryan McMaken looks in detail at an important essay by historian Ralph Raico in which Raico critiques Ludwig von Mises's views on democracy, fascism, and immigration.

U.S. consumer sentiment falls to record low on inflation

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2026/04/24

While April's reading was slightly improved from the preliminary reading, it remained the lowest in data back to 1978.

Treasury yields move higher as oil prices rise amid...

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2026/04/24

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note — the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing — rose more than 3 basis points to 4.325%.

McMahan On Killing in War

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2026/04/24

In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon discusses Jeff McMahan’s thoughts on fighting in both just and unjust wars. “Just following orders” is still immoral when one is promoting a war unjustly carried out.

Javier Milei has "wonderful" meeting with spy-state...

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2026/04/24

Perhaps Thiel will help build a surveillance state for for the Argentine regime similar to the illegal American spy state that Trump and Thiel wholeheartedly support.

The DOJ has dropped the Powell probe

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2026/04/24

It's unclear if the move will clear the way for Kevin Warsh's nomination as new Fed chair.

Israeli Troops Say Mass Looting of Occupied Southern...

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2026/04/24

The Israeli occupation of southern Lebanon (which includes many Christian communities) subjects the locals to routine looting and desecration of religious sites.

A Look Behind the Fed’s Curtains

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2026/04/23

Our own Jonathan Newman had the opportunity to sit down with a Federal Reserve governor. The central banker's answers to Newman's questions were evasive and riddled with contradictions. It seems there is not much behind the Fed's technocratic veneer.

A Look Behind the Fed’s Curtains

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2026/04/23

Jonathan Newman was present as one of the Federal Reserve governors gave a talk and was able to ask questions. It seems there is not much behind the Fed’s technocratic veneer.

God Bless Captain Vere: When Constitutional Duty...

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2026/04/23

With President Trump demanding people in the armed forces as well as in other government offices do his bidding no matter what the law might be, it is time for people to learn the lesson of Captain Vere.

How War and Fiat Currencies Drive the Price of Gold...

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2026/04/23

Kaneki Kojo interviews Mark Thornton on the link between government policies and the rising cost of living.

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