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The Misesian, vol. 1, no. 4, 2024

Many millions of Americans fall for the government propaganda that uses wars as excuses to eviscerate American freedoms, spend trillions of dollars and rack up gargantuan deficits that will impose a heavy financial burden for decades to come. In recent centuries, though, there have been many who were not quite so easily fooled. These were the defenders of liberty we now call “classical liberals” or “radical liberals” or “libertarians.” Indeed, the...

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Video: Rising Prices Are Caused by Monetary Inflation, Not Greed

View the video version of this article below, or on Twitter/X.One of the myths being endlessly repeated in this inflationary cycle is the myth that rising prices are caused by greed.For example, Democratic senator Bob Casey is running around Pennsylvania campaigning on the idea while claiming he’ll solve the problem if you re-elect him. Kamala Harris is doing the same.But the fact that greed doesn’t cause inflation is obvious if we just ask why...

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Power Pricing Your Services – Tom Wheelwright, Adam Wallace

Join Tom Wheelwright as he discovers what clients and customers truly value and why they are willing to pay more for it with guest and author, Adam Wallace. Adam has spent years unlocking pricing power for products and services. After more than a decade as a corporate fixer, joining Fortune 100 leadership teams to capture additional value on multibillion dollar ventures, he now serves as an interim executive and board member for a portfolio of...

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Don’t Court the Court Intellectuals

The Fake China Threat and Its Very Real Dangerby Joseph Solis-MullenLibertarian Institute, 2023; vii + 145 pp.It’s often claimed that China, aspiring to world hegemony, plans to wage war against the United States. Democrats and Republicans alike warn of an impending war. Joseph Solis-Mullen, a libertarian who often writes for antiwar.com and knows a great deal about China (although he claims he is no Sinologist), dissents. In his view, China poses...

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Evil? Maybe. Crazy? Don’t Bet On It.

How States Think: The Rationality of Foreign Policyby John J. Mearsheimer and Sebastian RosatoYale University Press, 2023; 304 pp.In this very useful book, the political scientists John J. Mearsheimer and Sebastian Rosato warn against a logic that leads to war: America is challenged by an evil dictator who will not respond rationally to incentives. Such a person can be dealt with only through overwhelming force and must be eliminated from the...

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News bei Klarna #shorts

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Why Military Conscription Is Worse Than Slavery

Libertarians understand — or should understand — that military conscription is a form of slavery or involuntary servitude. In fact, everyone should understand this. And yet conscription has been employed by the U.S. government for the past 161 years, ever since Abraham Lincoln signed the first federal conscription act into law in March 1863, enslaving thousands of American men.For those who are killed in battle or executed for desertion,...

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Wisdom from Our Anti-War Libertarian Forerunners

From its earliest decades, the defenders of freedom — known historically as “classical liberals,” “radicals,” and “libertarians,” have sought to reduce and limit the war-making powers of the state. This is an unceasing theme across the ranks of the classical liberals, who come from many different nations and who, by today’s mainstream political standards, would nearly all be considered radical anti-war activists. Below is just a sampling of...

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American Imperialism and Our Bipartisan Warfare State

The Misesian (TM): You have remarked that after 1900, all the pieces come into place for modernity in terms of the American warfare state. What are some of these pieces and how did they fall into place at that time?Hunt Tooley (HT): To some extent, the state has always used wars to maintain and increase domestic control.Shakespeare assumed as much in the famous instructions the dying Henry IV gives to his son: “Therefore, my Harry, be it thy course...

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8-30-24 Can Social Security Clawback Your Payments?

Market Resiliency: It's always about the Fed. Nvidia and the AI story is still alive; Treasuries are overbought; Dollar General and Big Lots are struggling, surprisingly; where are the cracks in the economy? The unwinding of the Tech sector, and how Google lets you know you're fired. The push to working longer; more and more are depending more and more on Social Security. legislation introduced to prevent SS clawbacks after 3-years: Is it a good...

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The Regime’s Wars Are Built on Lies

Americans are increasingly uneasy about their “national” security, and increasingly concerned that war is lapping at our shores. Instead of reducing the risk of harm to America and our interests, the federal government in Washington seems to be seeking it, investing in it, fueling it and lying about it.Congress openly talks about fighting wars and reliably funds them, and we can easily verify that it’s piled billions of dollars into this particular...

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From the Editor—July / August 2024

I have four children, one of whom is grown, and all of them have grown up under a government that has continually waged elective and aggressive wars. There has never been a time in any of my children’s lives that Washington politicians were not incessantly haranguing the public about how “we are at war” and that anyone who opposes the regime is “with the terrorists,” “a foreign agent,” “unpatriotic,” or “anti-Semitic.” There has never been a time...

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For whom the well tolls: Why we must price water

Water scarcity is growing even in parts of the world that used to be drought-free. Since most countries waste (https://www.economist.com/international/2024/08/26/the-poisonous-global-politics-of-water?utm_campaign=a.io&utm_medium=audio.podcast.np&utm_source=theintelligence&utm_content=discovery.content.anonymous.tr_shownotes_na-na_article&utm_term=sa.listeners) vast quantities of water, charging for it would help. Our correspondent...

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How China Dominates the Global Export Business | Louis Gave

Sign up for my free newsletter here: https://www.mauldineconomics.com/go/JM563G/YTB Decoupling the US economy from China’s is essential to strengthening our long-term economic resiliency and national security. Meanwhile, China is doing the same thing—decoupling its economy from ours. Yet China’s export business is booming. Gavekal CEO and renowned China expert Louis Gave says that China now exports more to other emerging markets than it does to...

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The Wisdom of Herbert Butterfield

Herbert Butterfield was Regius Professor of History at Cambridge University. He was a renowned historian, who contributed important books on diplomatic history, the history of historical writing, the politics of George III, and the history of science. He and Leonard Liggio—a close associate of Murray Rothbard for many decades—were friends.I would like to concentrate on an aspect of Butterfield’s thought, likely to be of considerable interest to...

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Breaking: Rebellion bei EDEKA Geschäften!

Nun haben die ersten EDEKA Geschäfte gegen die Marketing-Aktion der Zentrale in Hamburg rebelliert! Mein Depot: https://link.aktienmitkopf.de/Depot * Auf der Freedom 24-Plattform findest Du: - Langfristige Sparpläne mit Zinssätzen bis zu 8,76 %! - Rendite von 3,86 % in Euro und 5,31 % in Dollar bei täglicher Gutschrift der Zinsen! - Bis zu 1.000.000 Aktien, ETFs, Aktienoptionen und andere Finanzinstrumente! - Depot kostenlos eröffnen:...

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Why Human Action Is Now More Timely Than Ever

From the May-June Issue of The Misesian.Few would deny that Human Action is the foundational work of modern Austrian economics and that this is a compelling reason for reading the book. But there is another, equally compelling reason for carefully studying Mises’s great treatise. It is the antidote to the real and immediate threat to human liberty and society represented by the pernicious social philosophy of progressivism. After the collapse of...

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Japanese Style Policies And The Future Of America

In a recent discussion with Adam Taggart via Thoughtful Money, we quickly touched on the similarities between the U.S. and Japanese monetary policies around the 11-minute mark. However, that discussion warrants a deeper dive. As we will review, Japan has much to tell us about the future of the U.S. economically. Let’s start with the deficit. Much angst exists over the rise in interest rates. The concern is whether the government can continue to...

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Die Kunst des Neinsagens als CEO

Eine der kritischsten Fähigkeiten eines CEOs ist es, "Nein" zu sagen. Diese Antwort sollte zu einer der häufigsten werden, sei es bei Kosten, Einstellungen oder Ablenkungen. Die Herausforderung liegt darin, sich auf das Wesentliche zu konzentrieren und dabei nur die besten Talente einzustellen und unnötige Ausgaben zu vermeiden. Diese Disziplin zu beherrschen, ist entscheidend, um effektiv zu führen und das Unternehmen auf Kurs zu...

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Zurich aims to stave off overtourism

New understanding of tourism to ensure sustainable development Keystone-SDA Listen to the article Listening the article Toggle language selector...

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