Audio Mises Wire

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Number 1: California’s New Tire Rule will Result in Higher Costs and More Highway Deaths
The California Energy Commission is mandating that starting in 2029, California drivers must purchase environmentally approved tires that are less safe than current tires. The results are predictable: higher costs for drivers and more fatal accidents. Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/californias-new-tire-rule-will-result-higher-costs-and-more-highway-deaths
September 24, 202611min
Number 2: The State Is Coming for Your Roomba
Not even your Roomba vacuum cleaner is safe from state control. Time for the state to give up all economic controls across the board. Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/state-coming-your-roomba
August 31, 202612min
Number 3: Wildfires and Collectivism: Why They Are Related
As state control over forests and brushlands continues apace both in Spain and the US, the dangers of wildfires grows worse. Environmentalists, naturally, blame capitalism. Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/wildfires-and-collectivism-why-they-are-related
September 25, 20260min
Number 4: Prosperity Will Return Only When Entrepreneurs Are Free to Act on Economic Uncertainty
Our economic future desperately depends upon entrepreneurs being free to act. Unfortunately, our ruling classes seem to prefer economic chaos. Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/prosperity-will-return-only-when-entrepreneurs-are-free-act-economic-uncertainty
September 25, 20260min
Number 5: 9/11 and the Idealized “War on Terror”
Twenty-five years after 9/11, many seek to rehabilitate the War on Terror by appealing to the horror of 9/11, the right to respond, and the ideal of fighting terrorism. Many now demand that we judge an idealized “War on Terror” by its intentions rather than the war that actually occurred. Original article: https://mises.org/mises-wire/911-and-idealized-war-terror
September 18, 20260min