Simon Sarevski

An interesting interview with Johan Norberg, author and documentary filmmaker exploring the power of capitalism and free markets.

Discover how Western countries achieved economic growth and what we can do to further enrich our lives.

A short homage on occasion of the 300th birthday of Adam Smith. His insights on the invisible hand, free markets, and societal prosperity shaped modern economics.

Celebrating the remarkable career of Professor Hannes Gissurarson, an unwavering advocate for individual liberty, free markets, and limited government.

Amir Shani and Simon Sarevski discuss the impact and the future of the sharing economy, the changing trends in the tourism industry and more.

Per Bylund and Simon Sarevski discuss the history and theory of entrepreneurship, as well as what the future holds for the entrepreneur as well as the consumer.

Defending the Undefendable is a “dangerous” book about the commercial society's unsung "heroes," but not necessarily saints, that will challenge your convictions.

Students of the DIS Study Program in Copenhagen visited the Austrian Economics Center for a lecture on Austrian Economics, inflation, regulations and more.

Students of the Hungarian Mathias Corvinus Collegium visited the Austrian Economics Center for a lecture on Austrian Economics and inflation.

Carole Nakhle and Simon Sarevski discuss the intertwined life between politics and economics of energy and its prospects for the future.

Larry Reed and Simon Sarevski discuss what it takes to be a hero and the importance of character and how it all connects to (personal) liberty.

Steven Landsburg talks about everyday economics and how with the help of economic logic the layperson can navigate his life.

The Austrian Economics Center and the Hayek Institut congratulate Deirdre McCloskey on becoming a Fellow of the Erasmus Historical and Cultural Research Forum.

The Austrian Economics Center has signed the Joint Declaration on the Importance of IP Rights in Advancing Equitable Access to Vaccines and Therapeutics for Pandemic Preparedness.

Sean Malone talks about movies and pop culture, free speech and cancel culture, and spreading liberty.

The Austrian Economics Center and the Hayek Institut are against the revocation of IP rights for producers of vaccines and COVID-19-related products.

Unless the government puts a stop on spending and the Fed retires the printing press, continuous inflation is on the horizon.

Oftentimes the question at hand becomes forgotten in the process with free speech ending up as the victim.

Trade has improved female life expectancy, literacy, and gender equality. On these measures, there can be little doubt that trade is a force for good.

Simon Sarevski talked with Steve Davies about jobs and UBI, the challenges we are facing today and more.

Like the samurai, we should not ”forget who we are or where we come from.” But that does not mean that we need to be stuck in time and dare not to move forward.

Simon Sarevski talked with Alberto Mingardi about entrepreneurship and innovation, the state, the system, and of course, Mariana Mazzucato.

Simon Sarevski argues that we have it in ourselves to solve our problems, and that we made huge progress in the last few decades.

To get a better understanding of the best and worst places to eat, drink, smoke and vape freely EPICENTER have once more released the so-called Nanny State Index.

But let’s not live in illusions: most political leaders of our day follow some brand of socialism or social democracy.

Instead of focusing on inequality, we should focus what makes us more prosperous – all of us, regardless of which income group.

In the midst of another wave of panic over our future, it is high time that we break this cycle and start learning from past failures of our fortune tellers.

The opportunities of the sharing economy are vast. The sharing economy is the future. Transaction costs will further decrease rapidly.

Politicians flying across the world to discuss climate change at conferences has certainly not decreased the carbon footprint, either.

Do we want to have a better standard of living for everyone rather than focusing on how random “classes” are doing in comparison to one another?

What’s so problematic about people leaving their homelands in their pursuit of happiness?

Embracing the free market mean no more privileges and little way for underpaying the workers.