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mises.org > notes-margin > japanese-population-drops-17th-year-row-down-below-120-million

Japanese population drops for 17th year in a row, down to below 120 million

13+ hour, 2+ min ago   (172+ words) The number of Japanese residents fell by 916,744, or 0.76%, to 119,736,483, marking the 17th consecutive year of decline, and the sharpest drop on record. The Universal Basic Income (UBI) is a bad idea that just won't die. Time to throw it on the…...

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mises.org > podcasts > mises-u-2026 > faculty-panel-theory-and-method

Faculty Panel: Theory and Method

5+ day, 14+ hour ago   (302+ words) The Theory and Method faculty panel takes questions from Mises University students. They work through the tough theoretical ones (whether "supply-shock" inflation is really monetary, what Hayek got wrong about prices, how the mainstream's new "causal inference" differs from praxeological…...

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mises.org > podcasts > mises-u-2026 > entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (25+ words) Recorded at the Mises Institute in Auburn, Alabama, on July 19, 2025.Mises University is the world's leading instructional program in the Austrian School of...

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mises.org > podcasts > liberalism-classical-tradition > preface-english-language-edition

Preface to the English-Language Edition

3+ week, 6+ hour ago   (131+ words) Ludwig von Mises’s preface to the English edition: what classical liberalism is, why its program rests on private property, and how “liberal” came to mean nearly its opposite in America. Preface to the English-Language Edition Ludwig von Mises’s preface to…...

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mises.org > mises-wire > scholasticism-enlightenment-liberalism

From Scholasticism to Enlightenment Liberalism

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (407+ words) In spite of this, Scholasticism remained a vitally important to the emergence of liberal political theory even as challenges to Scholasticism arose, as Murray Rothbard stressed in An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought: The second camp of…...

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mises.org > misesian > mises-spotlight-associated-scholars

Mises Spotlight: Associated Scholars

1+ mon, 1+ week ago   (297+ words) Gordon MillerDr. Miller received his PhD in entrepreneurship from Baylor University under the guidance of Mises Institute Senior Fellow Peter Klein. A former Mises Institute research fellow, he currently serves as an assistant professor of entrepreneurship at Troy University. His…...

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mises.org > podcasts > audio-mises-wire > tragedy-socialized-fertility

The Tragedy of Socialized Fertility

2+ mon, 4+ week ago   (130+ words) The dearth of child-bearing in western countries like the US is seen as a political crisis. Yet, if there is any place in our lives where government should stay out, it is in the area of childbirth.Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/tragedy-socialized-fertility…...

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mises.org > power-market > scourge-credentialism

The Scourge of Credentialism

6+ mon, 1+ week ago   (232+ words) The state first destroyed opportunity, then turned and declared, “Everyone has the right to education!” A consolation prize for the loss of liberty. His degree—once thought to be a ladder—is now a uniform. And no matter how widely distributed,…...

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mises.org > power-market > jls-what-libertarian-theory-parental-obligations

JLS: What Is The Libertarian Theory of Parental Obligations?

7+ mon, 1+ week ago   (214+ words) From the Journal of Libertarian Studies. Read the full article at the JLS. The theory of causal parental responsibility argues that obligations can come from a different basis than merely the act of creation, the fact of a child’s helplessness,…...

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mises.org > mises-wire > families-are-key-building-alternatives-state

Families Are the Key to Building Alternatives to the State

8+ mon, 5+ day ago   (761+ words) In this endeavor to destroy the family, the state has been increasingly successful in recent centuries. Although the family still exists today, it does so in a greatly weakened state. In other words, family demographics have been a critical factor....