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Jim Fedako

If new capital is the direct product of government spending or the indirect result of its fiscal policy, we are all worse off.

Claude Frédéric Bastiat

It is this third person who is always kept in the shade, and who, personating that which is not seen, is a necessary element of the problem.

Chris Brown

The more entrepreneurs can engage in peaceful and coordinating actions that try to satisfy demands of consumers, the less likely war is made.

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Halloween was all about treats, and, despite what the opponents of the exchange economy will tell you, there was no trick about it anywhere you looked.

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Our talks today were in the Chapter room where Francisco Vitoria taught and the professors of the 15th and 16th centuries gave papers for each other before their public presentations at the university.

Robert P. Murphy

It makes no sense to say that the major dislocations of the world's economies in the 1930s could have been solved simply by printing up pieces of paper.

Karl Hess

"Where the state is god and the 'public interest' worshipped, individual man will be found bleeding upon the altar."

Frank Shostak

"A fall in normal credit (i.e., credit that has an original lender) doesn't alter the money supply and hence has nothing to do with deflation."

Matthew J. Novak

In light of the recent multitude of chances for the population at large to be gently introduced to the shenanigans of our Federal Reserve System, I have hope that the lights may come on for enough people before it is too late.

Frank van Dun

Obviously, the free movement proviso is a far-reaching restriction of the property right of route owners as it would be defined according to the "freedom as property" conception, but it is not an arbitrary restriction — in fact, it is rooted the idea of freedom, which is, or should be, the supreme libertarian value.