Economics

The Nationally Televised Speech President Donald J. Trump Needs To Make on Iran

Here’s the speech that President Donald Trump ought to deliver in a nationally televised address.

A May Day Remembrance

A May Day Remembrance

The inescapable conclusion of the Mises-Hayek argument about socialist calculation is that an efficient socialist society cannot be designed.

Supply-Side Panglossians are Not Objective

Supply-Side Panglossians are Not Objective

Capitalism (and economic analysis) requires reason, not faith, facts, not what feels good. The supply side is the right side, but the Pollyannas must cease their bias and at least try becoming more objective. They must defend the right policies, not merely those imposed…

Say’s Law versus Keynesian Economics

Say’s Law versus Keynesian Economics

Say’s Law and Saysian economics go hand in hand with a political-economic-philosophical appreciation for capitalism – for rationality, the pursuit of self-interest, entrepreneurialism, profit-making, private property rights, the rule of law, and constitutionalism.

Video: Thomas Sowell on Wealth, Poverty, and Politics

Thomas Sowell discusses poverty around the world and in the United States. Poverty in America, he says, compared to the rest of the world, is not severe. Many poor people in poverty in the United States have one or two cars, central heating, and cell phones. The real...

The Four Phases of the Great Depression

The Four Phases of the Great Depression

The Great Depression was not one, but four consecutive depressions that Professor Hans Sennholz has labeled as four “phases”: the business cycle; the disintegration of the world economy; the New Deal; and the Wagner Act.

Shareholders, Not “Stakeholders”

Shareholders, Not “Stakeholders”

So many CEOs know so little about economics that they don’t know that in a free market producing for the profit of their stockholders in and of itself implies producing for the benefit of everyone.

Laissez Faire vs. Interventionism

Laissez Faire vs. Interventionism

In eighteenth-century France the saying laissez faire, laissez passer was the formula into which some of the champions of the cause of liberty compressed their program. Their aim was the establishment of the unhampered market society. In order to attain this end they...

Marx and His Exploitation Theory

Marx and His Exploitation Theory

As the economic degree of capitalism rises, not only do profit margins and the rate of profit fall, but wage payments come into being and then rise both absolutely and relative to profits.

Defending Capitalism: Ayn Rand vs. Hayek

Defending Capitalism: Ayn Rand vs. Hayek

Ayn Rand publicly recommended the works of Mises but not of Hayek. Today, when Hayek is much better known than Mises, it’s worth seeing why. I came to the full realization of what’s wrong with Hayek’s approach while re-reading Atlas Shrugged . No,...

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