Milton Friedman famously said, “monetary changes have their effect only after a considerable lag and over a long period and that the lag is rather variable.” ...

Mainstream economists define “inflation” as general increases in consumer and producer prices. Yet, such a definition misses ...

While TV commentators are wagging their fingers at the fossil fuel industry, Taylor Sheridan has provided a different point ...

Not only was Joe Biden a failed president domestically, but he also was a failure in his foreign policy. From sending troops ...

How did the US go from a nation that revered liberty to one with despotic governance? While political forces already were trying to push the US in a direction ...

Without the discipline of profit-and-loss, the desires and goals of the bureaucrats, limited only by the prescriptions and budget of the legislature, ...

Unrestricted birthright citizenship is increasingly rare, and with only a few exceptions, it persists only in countries with ...

Why do we study history? Some study it as a way to confirm their own political ideologies, something that often happens when ...

I have long argued that Austrian economics should be developed not as an alternative to the current academic discipline of ...

Most Americans think of Abraham Lincoln in hagiographic terms, the man who “saved” the United States from destruction. A ...

John Maynard Keynes is often credited with presciently criticizing the harsh anti-German measures of the Treaty of Versailles ...

Jonathan Newman appears on the show to discuss Bob's recent debate on ZeroHedge, which centered on Austrian economics versus Modern Monetary Theory (MMT).