Capital and Interest Theory
“Insider Trading” is Back
The ancient transgressions of murder, pillage, bestiality, thievery, and rape still shout from the headlines.
Penn and Teller Send Up Wal-Mart Hatred
Once again, Penn and Teller hilariously explode the myths and superstitions about capitalism with a healthy contempt and a plethora of curse words,
As Time Goes By: The Factor of Time in Human Action
Saving in the interest of infinitely postponed consumption is not saving at all — it is pure loss.
The Mythology of Capital
Economic problems arise only when it is a question of adjusting the available means to any new situation.
Give The Japanese An “A” for Effort
Historically, you know, we have a couple of grievances with the Japanese.
Can Wealth Make Us Happy? Sort of
Let’s say that we could generate a graph with happiness in rows and wealth in columns. The curve slops perfectly upward.
The State Against Economic Law: the Case of Minimum Wage Legislation
When it comes to matters such as the theory of evolution and stem-cell research, so-called liberals—i.e., socialists who have stolen the name that
Professor Norman Barry on “Stakeholding” and the Firm
My article “Shareholder, not Stakeholder,” which argued against the