Monopoly and Competition

Recorded at the Mises Circle in Houston: “Great Economic Myths,” Saturday, 26 January 2008; Sponsored by Jeremy S. Davis.

Am I unlibertarian for hoping this guy wins? I mean, live by the sword, die by the sword, right?

[Cross-posted at Organizations and Markets]

Internet access is one of the main drivers for economic and social development.

At least, according to

Delivered at the Mises Institute’s 25th Anniversary Celebration, 13 October 2007, in New York City.

Here we go again with real competition being portrayed as anticompetitive.

The extent those costs harm the domestic auto industry illustrates what happens to industries in which worker benefits exceed worker productivity. No market participant consistently gambles with economic law and wins, and the UAW has been gambling for a long time.

There’s no doubt that prosperity has smiled brighter and brighter on the last four generations.

Like Anthony Gregory, I agree with many of the nominees for the “