Mises Daily

Today's Big Ag boom is sponsored by ethanol subsidies from the state.

It was a blast, this libertarian-anarchist gathering in New Hampshire, and more evidence that this movement is growing. 

One way to fight against the takeover of society by the state and its minions is to show a greater appreciation of their opposite.

Why the sudden pressure against drug prohibition? It is a burden on taxpayers. It is a burden on government budgets. It is a burden on the criminal-justice system. It is a burden on the healthcare system. The economic crisis has intensified the pain from all these burdens.

Mathematics quite often bamboozles people into accepting very silly arguments.

Disputants would be far better off if they could choose among competing arbitration agencies and thereby reap the benefits of competition and specialization.

Szasz and Leary often chose somewhat different public issues to speak out on, but both displayed an unwavering commitment to human liberty.

The state wants regress, and it is giving it to us good and hard.

Somalia is experiencing progress according to several criteria, despite (or, some would say, because of) its lack of a strong central government. As a result, it is by far the fastest growing, fastest improving among all the less developed countries. This should be a model for the world.