By Joshua D. Glawson Few politicians have had as lasting and detrimental an impact on U.S. governance as Robert L. Doughton. Serving in Congress for…
By Joshua D. Glawson Ludwig von Mises (1881–1973) was a leading figure in economics and one of the most influential advocates of free-market capitalism, individual…
By Joshua D. Glawson Imagine a street performer standing behind a small table, moving three shells around at lightning speed, concealing a pea beneath one…
By Joshua D. Glawson Sound money is a concept that refers to money that retains its value over time and provides a stable foundation for…
By Joshua D. Glawson Throughout U.S. history, the concept of sound money has played a crucial role in shaping the nation’s financial stability. Sound money,…
By Joshua D. Glawson “The sharper the competition, the better it serves its social function to improve economic production.” -Ludwig von Mises In the grand…
By Joshua D. Glawson In recent years, a growing number of people have become captivated by Austrian Economics – specifically Ludwig von Mises, sound money,…
By Joshua D. Glawson Austrian economics is a distinctive school of thought known for its emphasis on individual choice, free markets, and a deep skepticism…
By Joshua D. Glawson Fiat currency and the Federal Reserve have long been subjects of debate and criticism for their perceived failures in achieving key…
By Joshua D. Glawson The Austrian School of Economics offers a unique and insightful perspective on the origin of money and the concept of sound…
By Joshua D. Glawson Austrian economists provide a comprehensive explanation for the value of gold and sound money, emphasizing subjective value, historical context, and essential…
By Joshua Glawson Average investors may find their first purchase of physical gold and silver a little intimidating. To be sure, bad actors have sold…
By Joshua D. Glawson There is an untold story in American monetary history. Some are reluctant even to discuss it. I’m referring to the U.S….
By Joshua D. Glawson Circulated “legal tender” coins are neither sound money nor even, apparently, legally recognized money in all circumstances anymore. Because of Federal…