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The Cruelest Tax of All

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The zero-interest-rate tax strips the interest income from savers and hands it to government, and morally justifies this as stimulating the economy through deficit funding.

The Great Depression of the 14th Century

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[This article is excerpted from An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought, vol. 1, Economic Thought Before Adam Smith.]
 

Bastiat Does Not Go Far Enough

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In his twelve essays, Bastiat methodically reveals the fallacies in the established political doctrine of his day by identifying what proponents failed to consider (the unseen) in the policies they advocated.

The Goldwater Anomaly

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[This article is excerpted from chapter five of Why American History Is Not What They Say: An Introduction to Revisionism.]

Murphy on the Great Confusion

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Murphy skillfully reminds us that the politicians who seek to suppress our economic and political liberties in favor of a central plan are neither omniscient nor benevolent.

A Founding Libertarian Document

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At the YAF convention in St. Louis, I organized the draft-card burning — an event many regard as the birth of the modern libertarian movement.

Do Antitrust Laws Preserve Competition?

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Competition is not a mode of conduct that anyone has to promote institutionally. It develops naturally and necessarily among persons who are free to pursue their own interests.

Obamacare is a Devastating Tax on the Working Class

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Depending on the specific plan and other variables such as location, the healthcare plan amounts to a direct labor tax of approximately $300 per month for an individual, or nearly $700 for family coverage.

The Philosophy of Strikes

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If men do not grow in their knowledge of life and in their intelligent judgment of the rules of right living as rapidly as they gain control over physical resources, they will not win happiness at all.

The Strike-Threat System

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The book primarily concerns itself with the economic consequences of the strike-threat in our labor market. It also presents a devastating argument for the superiority of the free market.

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