Tax Consumers, Taxpayers, and the Cox Box
The Cox Box: A libertarian class analysis based on two classes: the taxpayers and the tax consumers.
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Myths and Lessons of the Argentine “Currency Crisis”
The crash of the Argentine peso brings to a close another foredoomed experiment in South American left-wing populism.
Edward Snowden, the NSA, and the US Courts
Not only are the NSA’s activities being scrutinized, but the court system of secret judicial rulings is being subjected to the light of day.
How To Dismantle the American Empire
Editors note: This selection is from chapter 7 of Laurence Vance’s
Endangered Species, Private Property, and the American Bison
The only way to save endangered animals is through free markets and privatization.
Mises and Schumpeter: Friendly Rivals?
Mises and Schumpeter are the most famous economists trained by the older Austrian School.
Labor and Energy Regulations Take Us To the Cleaners
Government compliance standards have increased costs while providing little increased efficiency.
David Brooks, The Whigs, and Corporate Welfare
The NYT gets it wrong again. We are told the Whigs, the original crony capitalists, were the voice of the common man against a tyrannical government. Hogwash.
Why Some Emerging Markets Are Heading for a Bust
Central banks in both Turkey and Argentina have tightened their monetary policies setting in motion an economic bust.
Bernanke’s Legacy: A Weak and Mediocre Economy
The Wall Street Journal has evaluated the Greenspan and Bernanke era and awarded it a well-deserved “F.”
