Category Archive: 6b.) Mises.org
Dr. Steve Hanke, Leading Authority on Hyperinflation, Named Mises Institute Senior Distinguished Scholar
The Mises Institute is proud to announce that Dr. Steve Hanke has accepted a new position as Senior Distinguished Fellow at the Mises Institute.
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The Texas Floods and Political Opportunism
As the Texas floodwaters receded, politicians like Chuck Schumer twisted facts about the tragedy to score a political win. Examining what went wrong to prevent such tragedies from happening again is the right thing to do. But that involves looking at the actual facts.
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The Mythology of Methodological Collectivism
A central belief of collectivists is that people think collectively, too. Whether one is a member of a class, religious group, or ethnic group, collectivism holds that each group has distinct interests that determine how individuals in the group think. Mises would have disagreed.
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The Mythology of Methodological Collectivism
A central belief of collectivists is that people think collectively, too. Whether one is a member of a class, religious group, or ethnic group, collectivism holds that each group has distinct interests that determine how individuals in the group think. Mises would have disagreed.
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Mortgage Delinquency Rates Grew Faster Than Any Other Debt Type In May
As prices surge, loan amounts get bigger. "Larger mortgage balances have put pressure on homeowners and likely caused an increase in delinquencies."
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The Homeownership Rate Is Lower Now than it Was 45 Years Ago
Now is the time to admit that easy-money policy and corporate bailouts—imposed in the name of increasing homeownership—has only made housing more unaffordable.
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The Homeownership Rate Is Lower Now than it Was 45 Years Ago
Now is the time to admit that easy-money policy and corporate bailouts—imposed in the name of increasing homeownership—has only made housing more unaffordable.
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Riots Are a Symptom of the Statist Disease
President Trump cracked down on the latest version of the LA riots by calling in the National Guard. However, much of the violence that accompanied those riots came courtesy of government actors.
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Riots Are a Symptom of the Statist Disease
President Trump cracked down on the latest version of the LA riots by calling in the National Guard. However, much of the violence that accompanied those riots came courtesy of government actors.
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Trump minion Peter Navarro says Fed Chair Powell is the worst ever
Trump, et al want more inflation and want Powell to be the new Arthur Burns. Burns is arguably the actual worst Fed chair ever.
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Trump says he’ll send more US weapons to Ukraine
“The Department of Defense continues to provide the President with robust options to continue military aid to Ukraine."
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Political Machine Rolls on Regardless
Don‘t kid ourselves. The federal government is hurtling toward disaster with its destructive activities underwritten by the Federal Reserve System. It‘s best that we know how to protect ourselves from the consequences.
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Political Machine Rolls on Regardless
Don‘t kid ourselves. The federal government is hurtling toward disaster with its destructive activities underwritten by the Federal Reserve System. It‘s best that we know how to protect ourselves from the consequences.
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Trump imposes 50% tariff on Copper
More lawless new taxation without any debate or vote in Congress. “Today we’re doing copper,” he said at a Cabinet meeting, adding that he believed the rate will be 50%.
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The Deficit Surged Again in May and Is Still on Track for a $2 Trillion Deficit in 2025
The Trump administration is doing nothing to rein in deficits, and it's clear that whatever revenue may come in from tariffs is not enough to offset the new spending increases the administration has pushed.
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What If We Were on a Gold Standard?
Twentieth and twenty-first century monetary history shows us how our government, step-by-step, removed the monetary gold standard and introduced their fiat paper currency dollar to fund their increasing political power.
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What If We Were on a Gold Standard?
Twentieth and twenty-first century monetary history shows us how our government, step-by-step, removed the monetary gold standard and introduced their fiat paper currency dollar to fund their increasing political power.
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Japan’s 30-year bond yield is surging again.
Up over 30 basis points in 3 days, now above 3%. "Market concerns about fiscal policy....may be contributing to the rise in bond yields..."
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Rights, Fights, and the Economy of Self-Defense: Why MMA Facilitates the Right to Self-Defense
Mixed martial arts is a brutal, imperfect, occasionally ugly sport. But it’s also one of the most honest epistemic systems we have when dealing with self-defense, and each individual has the right to defend himself against aggressors.
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