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January 28, 2020
Mises Institute

By Daniel Lacalle

Argentina’s "Emergency Law" Just Means More of the Same

Argentina is only going to prosper when it recognizes that its fiscal and monetary imbalances are not the fault of the citizens and their small businesses, but of the government.

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By Ryan McMaken

After November Surge, Money Supply Growth Slows in December

During December 2019, year-over-year growth in the money supply was at 5.53 percent. That's down from November's rate of 5.9 percent, but was up from December 2018's rate of 3.90 percent.

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By Darren Brady Nelson

"Surveillance Capitalism": A Summary of Critics

There's a new kind of capitalism on the scene: "surveillance capitalism." It's drawn attention from across the political spectrum, but Left, Right, and center offer very different solutions to similar concerns.

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By Ludwig von Mises

The Folly of Economic "Stabilization"

Shortcomings in the government's handling of monetary matters, of credit expansion, and the disastrous consequences of lowering the rate of interest gave birth to the ideas which finally generated the slogan "stabilization."

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