If You Believe in IP, How Do You Teach Others?
The MIT model is the model of the ancient world and every university environment ever since, and it is the only way to deal with a digital society in which every thought becomes globalized upon utterance.
Intellectual Property and Libertarianism
[This article is based on a speech delivered at Mises University 2009 (July 30, 2009; audio; video).]
Zimbabwe: ruin to revival
A highly informative piece by Alf Field, a must read really:
In February 2009 Zimbabwe was the only country in the world without debt. Nobody owed anyone anything. Following the abandonment of the Zimbabwe Dollar as the local currency all local debt was wiped out and the country started with a clean slate.
The Cruelest Tax of All
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
Bastiat Does Not Go Far Enough
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
[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
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
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.
