

Why Is Every Natural Disaster Being Politicized?

The Bid-Ask Spread in Housing and “Pulte’s Law”

The Fallacy of “Measuring” Inflation

The Texas Floods and Political Opportunism

The Homeownership Rate Is Lower Now than it Was 45 Years Ago

Riots Are a Symptom of the Statist Disease

More War and No Epstein Files: MAGA’s Rough Few Weeks
The P&M group discusses Trump’s reversals, capitulations, and outright failures to fulfill popular campaign promises, and what Trump supporters should take away from all this.

Essays in Austrian Economics: Honoring Joe Salerno
Bob Murphy and David Howden explore essays honoring Joe Salerno, revealing how a new generation of Austrian economists is shaping the future of economic thought.

Who Really Invented Bitcoin?
Before Bitcoin, there was Hayek. In the 1970s, he warned that state-controlled money leads to inflation, instability, and political plunder. His fix? Competing currencies.

The Federal Reserve Is Covering Up Its Financial Losses
Alex Pollock, an expert on Federal Reserve policy, joins us to talk about how the Fed has backed itself into a very bad financial corner, and there is no painless way out.
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