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What Happened to American Cars, and More

05/01/2006The Free MarketGeorge Reisman

What the UAW has done, on the foundation of coercive, interventionist labor legislation, is bring a once-great company to its knees.

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California Screaming, Under Government Blows

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12/20/2000Mises Daily ArticlesGeorge Reisman

Production and price controls, not deregulation, are the cause of the state's energy miseries, writes George Reisman.

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The Brexit Battle Shows Democracy Is Only Allowed When the Regime Likes the Outcome

Ryan McMaken

Democracy is only allowed when the voters vote "correctly" according to the ruling classes. "Wrong" decisions will trigger court rulings voiding the vote. Or we'll just keep voting until people get it "right."

The US Dollar Beast

Thorsten Polleit

Without a turn toward hard money, the odds are that the world’s dependence on the Greenback will not decline but presumably grow even more in the years to come.

Argentina's Faux "Neoliberalism"

José Niño

In Argentina’s case, it seems that old political habits of anti-capitalist policy die hard. So, no matter who ends up winning the presidency in October, the Argentine people are set to lose.

What "Climate Justice" Really Means

Kai Weiss

"Climate justice" would bring with it mass unemployment and major economic distress. Activists ignore the true costs, while discounting market solutions.

The Trade "War" Is Only Making War on our Freedoms

Gary Galles

Governments love to use war analogies, framing themselves as the heroes fighting the bad guys. But when it comes to trade wars, governments are the bad guys, and individuals are the victims.

Prices / George Reisman

What Happened to American Cars, and More

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California Screaming, Under Government Blows

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Thorsten Polleit

Hey Big Spender: France's Robust Military Spending

El Instituto Mises ocupa el noveno lugar entre los think tanks más influyentes de EE.UU.

The Brexit Battle Shows Democracy Is Only Allowed When the Regime Likes the Outcome

The US Dollar Beast

Argentina's Faux "Neoliberalism"

What "Climate Justice" Really Means

The Trade "War" Is Only Making War on our Freedoms

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