In the latest issue of the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, Lucas Engelhardt, a professor of economics at Kent State University, takes on one of the most common arguments against Austrian business cycle theory — namely, that entrepreneurs should become wise to the Fed’s game…
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I was helping a friend do some comparison shopping today and came across this site , which sells basic netbooks for around $100. Not an ideal solution, to be sure, but if money is very tight and you still need some computing and/or wifi capability, it’s better…
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You won’t do better than this collection of truth-telling posts.

That’s it; I’ve decided I’m sharing an interesting song or two every week. I love the raw sound of early Genesis, with Peter Gabriel at the helm. Here’s Can-Utility and the Coastliners (1972):

A quotation from Benjamin Franklin is being passed around by leftists these days: “All the Property that is necessary to a man, for the conservation of the individual and the propagation of the species, is his natural right, which none can justly deprive him of: But…
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Comic relief for punctuation nerds like me.

Thanks to Brad Birzer and The American Conservative for this review of Back on the Road to Serfdom , a book I edited early last year.

Another reply to pro-war platitudes .