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Police Have No Duty to Protect You, Federal Court Affirms Yet Again

12/20/2018 Ryan McMaken

The "social contract" is a one-way street. You pay your taxes or go to jail. In return, the government may or may not provide some of those services you supposedly pay for.

The True Money Supply in the News

12/20/2018 Joseph T. Salerno

Zero Hedge has reprinted

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It Turns Out That Trump Loves Low Interest Rates and Fed Stimulus After All

12/20/2018 Ryan McMaken

It's now a pretty safe bet that if recession does come during Trump's presidency, he'll be calling for ever-higher levels of stimulus and QE infinity.

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Momentum in Congress is Building to Decriminalize Marijuana, but Bipartisan Leadership Stands in the Way

12/20/2018 Adam Dick

Why is Congress not being allowed to have votes on rolling back or ending the US war on marijuana? The reason is leadership.

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The Fed Hikes the Target Interest Rate — But Rates Remain Near Historic Lows

12/19/2018 Tho Bishop

Against the wishes of

Can Renewable Energy Compete in a World of Rising Interest Rates?

12/19/2018 Tho Bishop

The role of gas taxes in sparking the recent Yellow Vest protests in France pushed the political climate change agenda back into the spotlight

Craft Beer with a Free-Market Character

12/18/2018 Carmen Elena Dorobăț

This Romanian microbrewery is the entrepreneurial endeavor of an Austrian economist.

The Atlantic’s “Take” on Mainstream and Behavioural Economics

12/14/2018 Mark Thornton

Does the Atlantic Magazine come down on the side of mainstream or behavioral economics?

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Piketty Urges Higher Taxes in Response to French Tax Revolt

12/13/2018 Daniel J. Mitchell

Less than 10 years ago, many European nations suffered fiscal crises because of a combination of

Vox Continues to Sell the “Benefits” of Socialism

12/13/2018 James Bovard

Vox is whooping up the wacky notion that

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