Category Archive: 6b.) Mises.org

The Fed Has No Idea What It’s Doing

Ryan, Connor, and Tho discuss the causes and implications of the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates.

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Inflation’s Impact on Marriage and Children

Jeff Degner joins Bob Murphy to explain how inflation reshapes marriage, fertility, and family life, linking Austrian monetary theory to today’s cultural hurdles.

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Investing in Gold: It Makes Sense when Inflation Is High

The gold price is off and running this week. But, money creation isn’t listed as a cause.

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The Kirk Assassination Has Exposed Our Political Rot

As politics come to dominate more of our lives and young generations grow righteously disillusioned with a system designed to rip them off, we’re likely to see more violence and chaos. It’s a bad path we’re on. But there is a better one.

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FOMC cuts target interest rate by 25 basis points

Asset prices are near all-time highs, but the Fed cuts rates to pad the wealth of Wall Street, and to please the Trump administration.

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How Congress Should Oversee the Federal Reserve’s Mandates



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True Privatization

Privatization is often explained as something the state permits. However, true privatization rejects state coercion in all things, including money.

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Charlie Kirk and the Sacred Totem of Civil Rights

One of the reasons Charlie Kirk was considered "divisive" was that he spoke out against the civil rights laws, which was interpreted as his supporting Jim Crow segregation. Yet, these laws did not increase liberty but rather imposed a new progressive vision on Americans.

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Are Tariffs Good for American Workers?

The key point to bear in mind in the whole tariff controversy is that trade is voluntary. People aren’t forced to trade but will do so only if they expect to benefit from the trade.

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Trump completes his transformation to a “war president”

Sec. of War Pete Hegseth says that the U.S. is “going to go on offense, not just on defense."

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The Distraction of the “Gross Domestic Product” Economic Metric

An economy is no longer evaluated by what it produces, but by what it spends.

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Napolitano: Taking the Constitution Seriously

Judge Napolitano: We cannot support the president's extrajudicial killings and also claim to take the Constitution seriously.

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The US regime is summarily executing people on small boats in the ocean

The president bragged about committing more murders at sea today, and claims the unknown victims were drug runnners.

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Who Killed Charlie Kirk?

The narrative presented by the FBI and other government agencies is wildly contradictory, with an ever-changing plotline that makes little sense.

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Masters of Our Fate, Captains of Our Souls

Thomas Paine, perhaps more than the nation’s official “Founding Fathers,” understood that government will deteriorate into tyranny unless those it governs are vigilant to keep that from happening.

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Price Inflation Rose Again in August, but the Fed Doesn’t Care

Washington now faces a double threat: a worsening employment situation and a worsening fiscal situation. Get ready for the Fed to embrace a new cycle of monetary inflation soon.

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The Abraham Accords Five Years Later

Four years of trade between Israel and these three Arab Muslim countries is encouraging thanks to the Abraham Accords.

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The Scouring of the American Middle Class

Inflation is not going away anytime soon, and it is ravaging the American middle class. Unfortunately, no one in Washington is interested in doing what is necessary to reverse this scourge.

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Yet Another “Lone Nut” Assassin

Murray Rothbard spoke often in class at UNLV about the “lone nut theory,” questioning if the many political assassins acted alone.

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Inflation and Embezzlement

Inflation isn’t just about higher prices. It is how unwarranted increases in the money supply touches off wealth transfers from those who are less-well off to people who are close to the new injections of money into the economy.

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