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Gas prices rising in all 50 states as average nears $5

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

The national average price for a gallon of gasoline was $4.46 on May 4, up from $4.11 on April 27.

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Freedom candidate Thomas Massie may lose thanks to the over-65 crowd

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

When broken out by age, Massie has huge leads among voters under age 46. Voters over 66 are against Massie. Older voters consistently favor more war and government spending.

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Marx Was Wrong About the “Necessary” Ruin of Small Landed Property

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

Karl Marx not only misunderstood value and production, but he also was wrong about large-scale and small-scale property owners.

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New Book: ‘The Influence and Significance of Human Action After 75 Years’

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

Human Action is more than a book about economics broadly construed. It is a guide to civilized social life which elucidates the laws of reality that apply if human persons are to engage in peaceful and prosperous social cooperation under the division of labor.

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A $1.5 Trillion Military Budget is a Gift to the Grifters

2026-05-13

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The Cost of Money: Coinage, Fiat Power, and the Quiet Corruption of Value

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

Governments take valuable things like paper and minerals, stamp something on them, and call them money, in the process rendering these things almost worthless. Something is wrong with this picture.

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Progressives and Conservatives Are Wrong About Taxing the Rich

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

Both progressives and conservatives show a complete unwillingness or inability to distinguish between those who got rich by genuinely creating value by serving others and those who are getting rich by expropriating wealth through force.

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The Hidden Cost of Central Banking: Why Inflation Is Not “Neutral”

2026-05-13

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2026-05-13

Inflation is not neutral, it is a hidden tax, a distortion of entrepreneurial signals, and a corrosive force against social trust.

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The Inconsistencies of John Stuart Mill

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

John Stuart Mill is a study in contrasts. He wrote On Liberty, yet many of his ideas and theories promoted anything but liberty.

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Someone Always Knows First

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

Political power over markets doesn’t just corrupt individuals—it corrupts the price system itself.

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Depopulation Won’t Save Us or the Planet

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

The recent death of Paul Ehrlich reminds us that his crackpot overpopulation theories still are with us, even as they are being regularly discredited.

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Depopulation Won’t Save Us or the Planet

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

The recent death of Paul Ehrlich reminds us that his crackpot overpopulation theories still are with us, even as they are being regularly discredited.

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Enhancing Economic Analysis Through Corporate Finance

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

Corporate finance can help introduce classifications such as the distinction between the assets of a natural person and a legal person, but also by incorporating profitability, liquidity, and solvency variables into economic policy analysis.

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The Influence and Significance of <em>Human Action</em> After 75 Years

2026-05-12

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2026-05-12

For Human Action is more than a book about economics broadly construed. It is a guide to civilized social life which elucidates the laws of reality that apply if human persons are to engage in peaceful and prosperous social cooperation under the division of labor.

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Living Under the Weight of Keynes’s Shadow Wealth

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

In Graham Moore’s The Wealth of Shadows, John Maynard Keynes is a hero for his monetary manipulations. However, in the real world, the economics of Keynes has brought economic ruin.

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Nations by Consent

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

Every nation-state boundary was drawn by force. Should we treat them as sacred the same way we treat a house or factory? Rothbard says no, and proposes something more radical.

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Remembering Pre-Chair Kevin Warsh

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

A central banker has two lives: the first is spent studying neoclassical money supply mechanics; the second begins when they realize the real world doesn’t work that way.

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Nation-States and National Borders

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

In this episode of Radio Rothbard, Ryan McMaken looks at Rothbard's essay "Nations by Consent: Decomposing the Nation State."

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Today’s AIs Show the Marginal Revolution’s Unfinished Business

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

In 1871, the “discovery” of marginal economic analysis soon took a wrong turn, moving towards quantification, data, and mathematics. It is time to “rediscover” the margin, this time the margin as explained by Carl Menger.

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Is Human Action the Hidden Impact Crater of Modern Economics?

2026-05-11

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2026-05-11

Human Action sold thousands of copies, earned accolades from across the political spectrum, and made zero acknowledged impression on the economics profession. Or did it?

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