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Luck egalitarians fallaciously declare property and wealth to be illegitimate or at least suspect due to a mysterious, unquantifiable force called luck. Their arguments...
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California has been seen as the nation’s “Promised Land” for many years, but in the past 25 years, people have left due to high...
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Antitrust populists claimed blocking the Spirit–JetBlue merger would protect competition and consumers. But their effort led to an intervention that strengthened the very oligopoly...
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If executed perfectly, this swap allows the Fed to neutralize a shrinking money supply by swapping $2 trillion in mortgages for $2 trillion in...
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Philosopher Matt Zwolinski has declared libertarianism to lack any coherent standards. Zwolinski’s confusion is the result of his rejection of libertarianism as outlined by...
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The Australian philosopher David Stove, while not exactly a Rothbardian, still preferred the free market. In this week’s Friday Philosophy, Dr. David Gordon introduces...
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The US regime can entice “cooperation” from tech companies with enough taxpayer money and threats of regulation.
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Once reserved to actual American servicemen, Republicans now seek taxpayer funded benefits for Americans who fight for Israel.
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The UK does not have an energy problem, it has a freedom problem.
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The Trump administration’s downsizing USAID has brought the usual claims: that without US aid, millions of poor people around the world will die of...
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The dearth of child-bearing in western countries like the US is seen as a political crisis. Yet, if there is any place in our...
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The old republic is gone. The constitutional order of the Jeffersonian years—i.e., the so-called “American experiment”—was swept away long ago.
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The Trump administration’s downsizing USAID has brought the usual claims: that without US aid, millions of poor people around the world will die of...
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In his concluding argument, Molinari envisions a society where security is provided by competing private firms chosen voluntarily by consumers.