Chapter 10. If California Secedes, What Happens to Locals Who Opposed Secession?
Chapter 9. From Taxes to Trade, More Secession Means More Freedom
Chapter 8. Why the US Supports Secession for Africans, but Not for Americans
Chapter 7. A Brief History of Secession Plebiscites in Europe
Chapter 6. Nationalism as National Liberation: Lessons from the End of the Cold War
Chapter 5. Secession as a Path to Self-Determination
Chapter 4. Why the Classical Liberals Wanted Decentralization
Take the Clear Pill on Inflation
On April 10th, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported figures for the March Consumer Price Index (“CPI”). CPI purports to represent changes in the overall price level of the American economy – an obscenely vague abstraction in a country of 350 million people. Let’s pretend for a moment that it does that.