Keynes Described Himself as a Socialist. He Was Right.

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April 11, 2020

By Edward W. Fuller

Keynes Called Himself a Socialist. He Was Right.

John Maynard Keynes's supporters still insist that he was a mild and benign liberal. In truth, Keynes supported the blood-soaked Soviet regime and called himself a socialist.

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By Mitch Nemeth

Government Overreach in the Age of COVID-19

To ensure that the United States moves past this pandemic, we must minimize government infringements of civil liberties and maximize the incentives of private businesses and individuals who want to assist in our efforts to combat this “invisible enemy.”

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By Ryan McMaken

In March, US Deaths from COVID-19 Totaled Less Than 2 Percent of All Deaths

How much must total mortality increase to justify a global suspension of commerce and the rule of law? One percent? Ten percent? And what if overall mortality doesn't even go up?

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MISES WIRE AND
POWER & MARKET

A Puzzle about Mises and Conscription by David Gordon

Did Native Peoples Live in Harmony with Nature? It's Complicated. by Lipton Matthews

Why Central Planning by Medical Experts Will Lead to Disaster by Gary Galles

How the CDC Prevented Fast and Accurate Testing for COVID-19 by James Ketler

While the West Panicked, Some Asian Regimes Took a Different Path by Mihai Macovei

Why Mexico Fears Shutting Down Its Economy to Combat COVID-19 by Ryan McMaken

Free Trade Brings More Foreign Investment into the US. That's a Good Thing. by Norman Van Cott

Entrepreneurship Is the Foundation of a Productive Society by Raushan Gross

Beyond the NAP: Rothbard's Full Case for Liberty by Daniel Ajamian

Education and the Coronavirus: Trying to Look on the Bright Side by Sean Gabb

How Risk-Based Healthcare Could Make Us Healthier by Cameron Smith

The Real Cost of Anti-Price-Gouging Laws by Gary Galles

The COVID-19 "Lockdowns" Are What Twenty-First-Century Mob Rule Looks Like by Ryan McMaken

Life and Health Are at Stake as the Economy Grinds to a Halt by Cory D. Carpenter

Freedom Still Matters, Even in the Midst of a Virus by Maurus Adam

Airline Bailouts Destabilize the Economy and Inflate Asset Prices by William L. Anderson

Yes, There Are Tradeoffs between Disease Prevention and Economic Destruction by Claus Wiemann Frølund

Italy's Healthcare Sector Badly Needs Deregulation and More Private Spending by Peyton Gouzien

Égalité, Fraternité, Captivité by Shane J. Coules

All Crises Are Local by Jeff Deist

Creating More Money Won't Revive the Economy by Frank Shostak

What "Lender of Last Resort" Is Supposed to Mean by Fabrizio Ferrari

How the Left Is Trying to Blame Capitalism for COVID-19 Deaths by Bradley Thomas

THIS WEEK'S PODCASTS
AND LECTURES

Audio Mises Wire: How the CDC Prevented Fast and Accurate Testing for COVID-19

Economics for Entrepreneurs:Rory Sutherland: How The Austrian Approach Helps Entrepreneurs Multiply Value

The Bob Murphy Show: Understanding the Coronavirus Alarm and Practical Steps to Weather the Storm

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