Power & Market

Neil Schulman, a noted libertarian science fiction writer, has passed away.

Atilla Sulker has posted a new interview with Lew Rockwell

Guns do not disappear when we stomp our feet and scream “Ban!” They just become profitable products for gangs to sell to lone gunmen.

Some of these claims about economic laws are indeed wrong, but it's also wrong to claim that economists are the ones pushing these myths.

As a student of economics, I was forced to learn the mainstream economics, which means neoclassical and Keynesian economics.

Beyond the issue of guns itself, there is another basic fallacy whenever there is a discussion over political solutions to a particular problem — a narrow focus on federal action.

Powerline reports a survey on bias against philosophers with rightwing views.

Economists don't appear very interested in economics nowadays. They mostly seem interested in muscling in on other disciplines.

In adopting a noninterventionist foreign policy which is crucial to restoring constitutional government, it is impossible to be both a budget hawk and a war hawk.

Imagine a social system in which those contributing to the welfare of others are rewarded for it, and those contributing more get access to more re