Mises and the "New Economics"

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February 24, 2020

By Jeff Deist

Mises and the "New Economics"

Economics today poses as a predictive discipline which fails to correctly predict anything; a prescriptive discipline which prescribes the wrong policies, and an empirical discipline which collects data but misses the point.

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By Ryan McMaken

It's Easy to Believe AOC Has an Economics Degree

Many people seem to be under the wrong impression that getting an economics degree nowadays leads one to have reverence for private markets and entrepreneurs. That's not what economics departments teach.

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Jeff Deist | Judge Andrew P. Napolitano

Capitalism vs. Socialism

Is Bernie right to say America has become a socialist country? Jeff Deist joins guest host Judge Andrew P. Napolitano on Kennedy (on Fox Business Network) to discuss the "Capitalism vs. Socialism" debate within the Democrat Party.

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By Daniel Fernández Méndez

Tax Burdens, Per Capita Income, and Simpson’s Paradox

Is there a correlation between wealth and a higher tax burden? After, people like to say that more taxes mean more public services.

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