A Book that Changes Everything
No, the authors are not really Austrian, and I'm not even sure that they can be called libertarians, but they understand the competitive process in ways that would make Hayek and Mises proud.
No, the authors are not really Austrian, and I'm not even sure that they can be called libertarians, but they understand the competitive process in ways that would make Hayek and Mises proud.
In fact, the government has already tried and failed to alleviate the Maryland crab crisis. Perhaps we should let capitalism have a crack at this problem.
Walter Block met Rothbard in 1966. Here, Block tells a joke making the point that antitrust law is dead from the neck up. There is nothing wrong with a monopoly price. Whatever price the free market establishes will be the best price.
The movement towards socialized medicine is strong but widely misunderstood.
Professor Dominick T. Armentano and Congressman Ron Paul discuss anti-trust and monopoly.
It always galls me when I see limousine liberals send their kids to fancy private schools while supporting public school; or Congressmen exempting