The more abundant something becomes, the less each unit matters to us. This is the law of marginal utility. It’s … Read the rest
Category: Economics
Cause
There’s only one cause in the realm of man: choice. The sciences of matter deal with forces outside themselves—gravity, inertia, … Read the rest
The Pretenders of Progress
There’s no shortage of pretenders who redefine progress to fit their agenda. They speak with confidence, but every word is … Read the rest
The Myth of Monopoly
Few concepts in economics are so thoroughly twisted as monopoly. Politicians use the word like a weapon, and the public … Read the rest
Pseudo-Free Markets
Markets are constantly paraded as free when they are anything but. Politicians love to cloak intervention under the banner of … Read the rest
The Power of Belief
Society isn’t the product of brute strength. It emerges from cooperation, and cooperation depends on ideas. Ideas shape how men … Read the rest
The Parasitic Nature of Inflation
The nature of inflation is often misunderstood. It’s not some mysterious rise in prices floating in the air. It’s the … Read the rest
The Balance of Exchange: Exposing the Mercantilist Lie
The mercantilist error refuses to die. It rests on the belief that one man’s gain must come at another’s expense. … Read the rest
The Great Confiscation
Statism is built on contradictions. It claims to protect, yet it destroys. It claims to organize, yet it disorganizes. At … Read the rest
Central Banking’s Greatest Deception
A stable economy doesn’t come from central planning. It comes from the market. Production creates goods, exchange reveals prices, and … Read the rest