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“This year, Ludwig von Mises’ Socialism turns 100 years old. Pandemic policies went beyond ordinary collectivism in utterly suppressing rather than seizing industries. We now face costly delays, shortages, and rising prices; this is what Mises’ ‘groping in the dark’ looks like.” ~ Peter C. Earle
Table of Contents
The Misuse of Knowledge in Society: Intervention Means Prices are Lying
Art Carden
The Costly but Deliberate U.S. Labor Shortage
Richard M. Salsman
An Armor Conspired: the Global Shipping Freeze
Peter C. Earle
The Curse of Resources, Coups, and Business
Todd Myers
Monetary Inflation’s Game of Hide-and-Seek
Richard M. Ebeling
“Trump’s plan is a disaster from the perspective of cost, incentives, and value neutrality.” ~Vanessa Brown Calder
“To pretend that you can have all the riches of the modern world and eliminate the ability for anyone to become wealthy is a sure sign of someone who has no understanding of how all this wealth was generated in the first place.” ~James Hartley
Our latest issue explores why economic misconceptions persist and the vigilance required to counter them.
“Traditional supermarkets have been losing a great deal of market share to those excluded from that definition.” ~Gary Galles