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The Man Who Predicted the Depression Ludwig von Mises explained how government-induced credit expansions led to imbalances in the economy. From , a very good piece. Nothing new for readers of Mises.org but still very encouraging. Full Article at Ludwig von Mises Institute
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By Mark Spitznagel Ludwig von Mises was snubbed by economists world-wide as he warned of a credit crisis in the 1920s. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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The Left, the Right, and the State, a collection of 103 essays by Llewellyn Rockwell, looks at the ways both the left and right use the State to pursue their goals. Full Article at Ludwig von Mises Institute
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The notion of a neutral money is no less contradictory than that of a money of stable purchasing power. Money without a driving force of its own would not, as people assume, be a perfect money; it would not be money at all. Full Article at Ludwig von Mises Institute
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There is no doubt that the Catholic Church supports the idea of a just social order, and has expounded on that order in the great Social Encyclicals. Full Article at Front Porch Republic
