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Who says we don’t have price control?

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According to the Associated Press,

My friend Pete tipped me off to

Zimbabwe is the latest nation to

We don't have capitalism in New Orleans or anywhere else, of course. Only government can grant monopoly privilege to put obstacles in the way of people getting what they need.

The U.S. subsidizes ethanol. Corn prices go up. The new prices hit Mexicans hard.

There is nothing inherently slimy about trading real estate, and certainly nothing warranting the state’s regulation of this market.

Beauty is in the eye of beholder and only an individual can make subjective valuation of a work of art based on the satisfaction that he derives from it.

It is private property and market prices or the law of the jungle, and no amount of fashionable cynicism about the market or romantic delusions about how nice life would be without it can obscure this fundamental choice.