19. Three Cheers for “Petty” Concerns
Narrated by Stefan Molyneux.
Part II: “Free Association, Peace, and Plenty”
Interventionism
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Joseph Stiglitz’s Market-Failure Myth
With Stiglitz's mainstream neoclassical research, truth is only what can be measured and then fit into mathematical models.
Why Do Languages Die?
The very existence of a modern nation-state, and the ideology it encompasses, is antithetical to linguistic diversity.
Gloom, Doom, and Optimism
The fact that optimists are so pessimistic about the economy should cause you to take notice and ask if maybe there is something to all this gloom and doom.
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of the press is one of the fundamental features of a nation of free citizens.
The Debacle of Margarine’s Utility
We can see some of the more insidious side effects of regulations by tracing the history of antimargarine laws.
The Unit of Social Life
Whatever other attributes the human being brings to bear on the social order of which he is the integral, his will to live comes first in the hierarchy.
Direct Government Interference with Consumption
Governments, which are eager to keep up the outward appearance of freedom even when curtailing freedom, disguise their direct interference with consumption under the cloak of interference with business.
No, Melissa, There Isn’t a Santa Claus
Political Scientist and MSNBC contributor Mellissa Harris-Perry has called for renewed
The Example of the Strike
The problem of the influence of power on prices as such has hitherto been only scantily treated, and never in a systematic manner, in economic theory.
