Could an Increase in Gold Supply Trigger a Boom-Bust Cycle?
The Austrian Business Cycle Theory (ABCT) postulates that artificially increasing the money supply through expansionary…
Economics
Economics
Massachusetts Voters Safeguard the Right to Earn Tips
Massachusetts voters recently faced a significant decision regarding the future of the tipped wage system…
Economics
Can Bringing in Immigrant Workers Revitalize Struggling Factory Towns?
In Springfield, Ohio, a campaign spread falsehoods about Haitian immigrants, claiming they engaged in dubious…
Economics
During Trump’s Second Term, Critics of the Supreme Court Will Appreciate Its Restrained Approach
In a rally held in Pennsylvania last September, Donald Trump voiced concerns about Kamala Harris,…
Economics
Sean Baker’s “Anora” is a Vibrant Tribute to Working-Class Existence
"Anora," directed by Sean Baker, opens in a strip club, weaving together a tapestry of…
Economics
Gold Makes a Comeback—And Judy Shelton Joins the Fray
Gold is experiencing a notable resurgence, reflecting a cycle of sentiment that has characterized economic…
Economics
Contemporary Artisans Revive a Classic Sweater
In recent years, fiber arts, particularly knitting, have gained popularity among young people, propelled by…
Economics
Exploring Mises: Fractional Reserve Banking and the Currency School
The Mises Institute is an influential nonprofit organization dedicated to the advancement of the Austrian…
Economics
Let Free Markets, Not Government Regulators, Determine Google’s Future
Consumer interests are crucial in shaping business decisions, yet the trajectory of business growth is…
Economics
Eliminate Federal Student Loan Programs
The federal student loan program, introduced in 1965, aimed to democratize education by providing financial…