How Entrepreneurs Serve the Public, Even without Turning a Profit
Failure is a misnomer if we are referring to the human action involved in an entrepreneurial pursuit.
Power & Market
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The Swiss National Bank’s US Stocks: $150 Billion and Counting
The Swiss National Bank has been printing money to buy US stocks. It's problematic, to say the least, when the US's central bank does such things. It's no different when the Swiss do it.
A Synthetic Anarcho-Capitalist Perspective on Public Goods
Among the several misgivings non-anarcho-capitalist people might have with anarcho-capitalism, there is the issue of public goods.
Denying Reality Leads to Tyranny and Societal Failure
The common thread that connects failed societies, from Weimar Germany to the Soviet Union, is an almost pathological insistence on denying reality.
Does an “Inflationary Problem” Exist?
How does one respond when a friend, colleague, professor, or one of the most decorated economists on the planet, claim they don’t foresee and infla
Two Invisible Hands: Politics vs. the State
In 1759, economist and philosopher Adam Smith wrote one of the greatest descriptions of the free market ever produced.
Thanks to Covid Stimulus, Employers Can’t Find Workers. Montana’s Governor Is Having None of It
Montana governor Greg Gianforte has had enough of President Joe Biden’s covid relief bills.
Decentralization and Political Satisfaction
As the State grows larger and more centralized, combat in the political arena will grow more desperate and extreme because there is more to be won and lost in each conflict.
Charlie Munger’s Oddly Desperate Attack on Bitcoin
Berkshire Hathaway's Charlie Munger is now badmouthing bitcoin because some criminals use it. But its rather odd for him to be targeting bitcoin when cash is used by criminals far more than bitcoin.
Joe Biden, Stock Market Hero
The CNN headline news article says it all:
