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Lipton Matthews

Jamaica has emerged as a prime destination for investment under the leadership of Prime Minister Andrew Holness. The country has fostered a business-friendly environment.

Renaud Fillieule

Students and general readers will find in this 201-page book a systematic—yet concise and focused—presentation of the main topics in economic analysis from the perspective of the Austrian School.

Jim Fedako

Was Russia provoked into the war in Ukraine? Certainly. However, gaslighting was involved as well.

Thomas J. DiLorenzo

It was the absence of income taxation and a hardly noticeable regulatory regime that were the most important policy issues related to post-Civil War growth, along with the existence of the gold standard (in various forms).

Don Olanrewaju

It is not just the future generation who bears the burden of increased government debt, but the current generation who pay the interest to the banks and corporations through higher taxes and higher price inflation.

Jonathan Newman

The advocates for war always rely on lies and dismissing any debate. When the lies are pointed out, those interested in the truth are attacked as conspirators with the enemy. Debate is beneath the foreign policy “experts,” perhaps because they know their ideas aren’t defensible.

Rinzen Widjaja

If “consent” is said to be meaningless due to its supposed tampering by capitalist forces, the same logic could be applied to “rebellion,” with the only difference being that it now comes from the left.

Jorge Besada

Mises said, “The continued existence of society depends upon private property.” Private property is essential for exchange, economic calculation, and many more pillars of human civilization.

Ron Paul

President Trump called the day he announced his tariff plan “Liberation Day,” but President Trump’s tariffs, along with his support for war, could obliterate what is left of America’s peace and prosperity.

Eduard Bucher

The only beneficiaries of the increase in tariffs are the government and a few companies that benefit from limited competition while everyone else is worse off.