Taking Notes Out Of Rothbard’s Taiwan Playbook – OpEd
Writing pseudonymously in a series of articles for Faith and Freedom in the 1950s, Murray Rothbard took on the question of whether
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Author: Joseph Solis-Mullen
A graduate of Spring Arbor University and the University of Illinois, Joseph Solis-Mullen is a political scientist and graduate student in the economics department at the University of Missouri. A writer and blogger, his work can be found at the Ludwig Von Mises Institute, Eurasia Review, Libertarian Institute, and Sage Advance. You can contact him through his website http://www.jsmwritings.com or find him on Twitter.
Articles by Joseph Solis-Mullen :
Readying The War State: Biden Recommits To Protectionism In The SOTU – OpEd
As it always does, the State of the Union (SOTU) address dominated the media cycle for several days before and
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So Much Hot Air: The (Fake) China Threat Strikes Again! – OpEd
Now that a few days have passed and the hysteria has come down slightly, perhaps a few sane thoughts might
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Just Say No To The New Forever War – OpEd
Whenever asked about whether the US will change its policy regarding the conflict in Ukraine, to start pushing for Kyiv
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The Dollar’s Global Wake Of Destruction – OpEd
While whispers of the current emerging market debt crisis, the result of the rapidly strengthening dollar, could be heard throughout the
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How The Fed Helped Create Another Calamity: The Ongoing Emerging Market Debt Crisis – OpEd
When in March the Federal Reserve finally moved to belatedly embark on a series of rate hikes to slow the
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Hotter Than The Sun: Finally, A Book Worth Reading – Book Review
The top seller on Amazon for books devoted to war and peace as of this writing, Scott Horton’s newest offering, Hotter
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The Pigouvian Tax Is A Myth – OpEd
A familiar question in a standard microeconomics graduate seminar goes something like this: a Pigouvian tax is not market distorting. True
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In Defense Of Defaulting On The National Debt – OpEd
With the acknowledged national debt now a politically and economically unpayable $30 trillion (in reality, its unfunded liabilities are far greater),
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Greenspan Would Be Proud: A Lesson In Fed Speak – OpEd
It has become a familiar sight over the past decade and a half: a supposedly venerable member of the financial
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