Fleury, Fénélon, and the Burgundy Circle
For all these reasons, appealing to a monarch to impose laissez-faire from above can only be a losing strategy.
For all these reasons, appealing to a monarch to impose laissez-faire from above can only be a losing strategy.
The bottom line is that trade sanctions create poverty.
"Because there is no link between the 'revenue' acquired by government agencies and the costs they incur, there is no way of utilizing the yardstick of profitability to evaluate whether agencies are performing a useful function."
The right alternative is not yet another and more global experiment in paper-money inflation.
Jeffrey Tucker interviews Tom Woods on the topic of the forthcoming online Mises Academy course, “The New Deal: History, Economics, and Law,&
Free trade and free markets, through the harmony of reciprocal benefits, advance the interest and happiness of all by each seeking his own personal
So the basic strategy of trying to convert the king led inexorably to at least a broadly utilitarian approach to the problems of freedom and government intervention.
The Deepwater Horizon crisis has sparked the next battle in the never-ending war of ideas between the proponents of government intervention and the defenders of laissez-faire.
The Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA) contravenes every principle of civilized society, both in its content and in the nature of the proce
"The Internet and other personal technologies have been the saving grace of the past 20 years. In every other respect, Western societies in 2010 look much more dysfunctional and tyrannical than they did in 1990."