Report on Bitcoin
The report on Bitcoin for which you have been waiting… 32+ minutes of pure, hard money, economic bliss.
The Roaring ’20s
In two parts, audio recordings/lectures on the fascinating 1920s: Part I: Part II: mentioned and suggested readings and materials: ABC News, The Century Series: America’s Time, “Boom to Bust, 1920-1929“ David Kennedy et al., The American Pageant. Ludwig von Mises, Human Action. Murray Rothbard, The Progressive Era. Eric Sass, et al., The Mental Floss History…
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Dōmo Arigatō, Indeed, Mr. Roboto
The “Lost Decade” as it is called in Japan describes the languishing economy of the country over–what is in reality–twenty years or so of artificially low, and even negative, interest rates. The economic ramifications are clear: A Japanese central banking policy that incentivizes consumption, wild speculation, and finger-crossing leaves capital markets starved, innovation stagnant, and…
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The Mandatory All-In, Let it Ride
As Bernie Sanders stalks the Democratic nomination, pushing aside Mayor Pete, Leg-Hair Joe, and Pocahontas, this piece from economist Alexander Salter is a must read. While the 2020 contest for the White House is sure to be entertaining, and if there is a Sanders vs Trump matchup that would force the country into a greater…
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Frédéric Bastiat and the State-breakers
Brilliant. Consistent. Principled. As a true liberal or libertarian of today’s stripes, Frédéric Bastiat warred against the state in 19th France wherein there were few allies for him to find. He was to liberty what Jimmy Hendrix was to American rock-and-roll; a virtuoso who died way too young. Still, he lives on though his masterpieces.…
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Mises v. Marx: AIER Just Put Out Some Amazing Stuff
The brilliance of these pieces: a rap video, a post rap video analysis of the winner, and then a sardonic yet accurate review of Marx the economist… It’s all here for you: 3 red pills–might want to take one at a time.
Wall Street Journal Doing an Onion Impression?
HA! In the black text box above it reads: NATIONAL SECURITY PICK- TRUMP NAMES HOSTAGE NEGOTIATOR ROBERT O’BRIEN TO SUCCEED JOHN BOLTON. N.B. Because we need more Mitt Romney advisors in the administration. Ironically, Trump is the hostage, his hands tied if not his mouth gagged by the deep state. I can’t wait for tomorrow’s…
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Mises Institute Libertarian Scholars Conference
Thrilled to attend the Libertarian Scholars Conference in NYC so as to present on history and economics. My paper is entitled, “Fast Balls and Fast Bulbs: The Cause of Reckless Yet Rational Gambling Speculation on American Baseball from 1917-1919 and Dutch Tulips from 1636-1637”.
The “People’s” Republic of Chicago… And the People Could Not Care Less
When the question–as the question has been framed for not years but decades now–is no longer, “What policies do the differing candidates possess?”, and has instead become, “Which of the candidates is the least corrupt in the robber-cabal?”, or, “Which one is going to be slowest and most inefficient in stealing from me?”, that’s the…
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