Week in Review: March 25, 2017
In case you missed any of them, here are the week's new articles from mises.org.
Private Property
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The Right to Discriminate Is a Basic Property Right
The right to discriminate in how one uses one's property is not a religious issue. It's nothing more than a basic issue of property rights.
Don’t Confuse Immigration with Naturalization
Governments made a mess of immigration thanks to their naturalization and welfare policies. But the answer is not to further limit property rights.
Why the Feds Should Legalize Interstate Commerce in Healthcare
The Feds should allow consumers to purchase health insurance across state lines. This won't fix everything, but it's a start.
No Country Should Be Bigger Than This
Even if we agreed that states can provide certain amenities of value, state powers still become dangerously prone to abuse the larger the state grows.
Individualism and Civilization
This doctrine and the policies of individualism and of capitalism do not need any apologists or propagandists. The achievements speak for themselves.
Why We Need Less Politics and More Private Governance
The most important thing we can do is explain how markets, and not government intervention, are our best hope for an orderly and prosperous society.
New York Declares War on Homesharing
In New York, hotel industry groups have successfully lobbied to outlaw their competition.
Health-Care Cronies Seek Monopoly Powers over Contact Lenses
Some health-industry interest groups think you have too much freedom when it comes to contact lenses.
The Mises View: “Basket Case”
As Peter Klein explains, resources in a modern economy are complex and specific — which is why we need free markets.
