Disaster: What Happens When the Gov’t Runs Businesses
From Jim Powell at Campaign for Liberty, here.
Category: Economics
The National Budget Cuts
100% Gold Currency?
An article by Henry Hazlitt about a book by Rothbard.
“Fear the Boom and Bust”
How Bad is It Going to Get?
Bill Sardi on our economic future, here.
Is it unbiblical to make a profit?
Gary North answers, “NO!!” in this article.
Defending the Undefendable
An excerpt from Walter Block’s book, here.
“Uh-Oh”
Sometimes governments do their best for the economy, but they end up saying, “oops…” Well, here are 10 economic blunders, from ancient Rome to the Soviet Union.
Surprise, Surprise
The Euro likely to keep losing value.
Tariffs: Good or Bad?
Warning: This first paragraph is a bit of a digression from the topic at hand, but I feel it is necessary…you can skip it if you’d rather. A few months ago (May, to be precise) I started what we call a Mises Circle. We (usually 8-10 people) get together at a local restaurant once a month to talk about economics. This last meeting was sort of a free-for-all, there wasn’t any specific topic, everyone just shared their ideas, articles they had read, etc…One of the many topics was covered was (finally, here we go!) tariffs! I never like to agree…
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The National Budget Cuts
100% Gold Currency?
An article by Henry Hazlitt about a book by Rothbard.
“Fear the Boom and Bust”
How Bad is It Going to Get?
Bill Sardi on our economic future, here.
Is it unbiblical to make a profit?
Gary North answers, “NO!!” in this article.
Defending the Undefendable
An excerpt from Walter Block’s book, here.
“Uh-Oh”
Sometimes governments do their best for the economy, but they end up saying, “oops…” Well, here are 10 economic blunders, from ancient Rome to the Soviet Union.
Surprise, Surprise
The Euro likely to keep losing value.
Tariffs: Good or Bad?
Warning: This first paragraph is a bit of a digression from the topic at hand, but I feel it is necessary…you can skip it if you’d rather. A few months ago (May, to be precise) I started what we call a Mises Circle. We (usually 8-10 people) get together at a local restaurant once a month to talk about economics. This last meeting was sort of a free-for-all, there wasn’t any specific topic, everyone just shared their ideas, articles they had read, etc…One of the many topics was covered was (finally, here we go!) tariffs! I never like to agree…