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With the deadline for obtaining the federal government’s Real ID technically upon us, it’s important to understand that this is not an irritating but...
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Mainstream economists define inflation as the increase in an imaginary “price level” that is relatively neutral in its effects. Austrian economists, however, know better,...
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Free markets and free minds must push back against the mercantilist and populist policies associated with current Keynesians; we must draw upon the foundational...
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When people speak of “social justice,” they are not speaking of justice in any historical form but rather an imaginary state of affairs in...
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Robert P. Murphy and Mark Spitznagel co-author this examination of how to look at the trade deficit. (paywalled)
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In this edition of Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon reviews Arnold Schelsky‘s The Hype Cycle and finds some worthy insights into things that modern...
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Though stories of the masses are valuable and insightful, the lives of magnates of industry, and the lesser magnates—such as the owner of the...
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If a politician claims that he cares about the national debt, but then won’t make big cuts to current federal spending, he’s either a...
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The California Bullet Train has become the Eternal Project That Won‘t Go Away no matter how big a failure it has become. Political inertia...
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When politicians claim they are “creating jobs,” they usually mean hiring people for tax-funded government employment. Jobs in private enterprise, however, help to create...
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In a libertarian world, the streets and highways would no longer be state-owned, but instead managed by private entities such as companies and cooperatives....
