The Economy

The Federal Reserve & Banking

"Divers weights are an abomination unto the LORD; and a false balance is not good." Proverbs 23:20

Taxation

Is taxation really theft? Biblical answers here.

Unlimited Liability

"If a man shall cause a field or vineyard to be eaten, and shall put in his beast, and shall feed in another man's field; of the best of his own field, and of the best of his own vineyard, shall he make restitution." Exodus 22:5

Licensing

"To license-v.-to take a person's right to do something, and then sell it back to him or her...."

Regulation

Who makes sure that suppliers of services do not rip customers off in a free market? How is this dealt with Biblically?

The Mises Institute

The Mises Institute provides exhaustive resources on Austrian Economics and the Federal Reserve, as well as printing basically everything ever published by Ludwig von Mises and Murray Rothbard. Most of their resources are available for free download on their site.

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The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE)

Providing daily commentary on economic issues, the Foundation for Economic Education seeks to inform an ever greater number of people about the nature of the market and the negative effects of state interference.

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Contra Krugman

Economist Bob Murphy and historian Tom Woods run this weekly podcast in which they refute the work of Paul Krugman, the Keynesian knight in shining armor.

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Question: Did you know that the Bible seems to presuppose the economic freedom of Christians, and of all economic actors more generally?

In fact, Revelation treats it as an undesirable thing when the stamp of the beast (probably describing the pagan Roman empire) is required in order to buy and sell. (Rev. 13:17) In the Old Testament, King Artaxerxes, on the stirring up of God, exempted all things connected to the temple from having to pay any taxes. (Ezra 7:24) Under the Mosaic code, the freedom of contract was recognized as a matter of course and of law (for example in Leviticus 6:2). Therefore, it is wise for us to also presuppose the freedom of economic actors.