U.S. sets tariffs and national security probes on copper imports. Copper demand is rising sharply in relation to renewable energy. Key producing states face labor, political and ESG bottlenecks.

25.11.2025

Our Mission is to spread the word about Austrian School of Economics and the works of it’s founders. See for yourself how implementing those principles can change your organisation for better.

Ewald Schams (1889-1955) studied at the University of Graz under Joseph A. Schumpeter, and thus became Schumpeter’s only Austrian student. Well trained in mathematics and the essentially static Lausanne School he worked predominantly on the important issues of methodology, epistemology and economic theory.

23.11.2025

As you read this, 103,000 men, women, and children in the U.S. are waiting for a kidney. Last year alone, over 43,000 transplants were performed.

20.11.2025

Once designed to protect economies from political influence, central banks have instead become political actors in their own right.

17.11.2025

Financial markets cannot ignore the crucial role President Milei himself has played in worsening the credibility crisis.

16.11.2025

Prison cells are a fascinating economic laboratory, where for over a century thriving markets in goods, services, labor—and even money—have existed.

14.11.2025