The Pre-Marriage Blood Test In America Is Now Gone
This year, Montana became the last state to completely abolish Progressive-Era blood tests as a requirement for a marriage license.
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Remembering The Road to Serfdom: Collectivism and Morality
In addition to providing crucial insights into the cleavages between social organization based on freedom and social organization based on coercion
Hustlers’ High Time Preference Does Them In
The movie “Hustlers” is generating Oscar buzz and box office cash. Words like “empowering” and “so much effing fun” are describing the JLo ve
Not All Indian Reservations Are Alike
The geographical isolation of a reservation, and the tribal commitment to investment in a casino, energy extraction, and other enterprises can have a sizable impact on the incomes of reservation residents.
The Nobel Prize in Economic Science Awarded to Silly, Politically Correct, Technocrats
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences has awarded the Sveriges Riksbank Prize in Economic Sciences in Memory of Alfred Nobel 2019 to Abhijit Banerj
Why the Number of Firms Doesn’t Matter for Innovation
Consumers do not gain because there are many producers of the same good, the number is irrelevant.
Powell Lied: Quantitative Easing Is Back
The need to inject more than 270 billion US dollars into the short-term money market teaches us that liquidity is much lower than the Federal Reserve estimated and the agents’ debt much greater.
Mark Thornton Inspires BBC Radio Episode on Prohibition
Recently, the BBC produced a radio series on “50 Things That Made the Modern Economy”.
Greece Never Really Recovered from Its Financial Crisis
Greece will have to do a lot to change from its high-tax, high-regulation status quo in order to improve an economy that has stagnated since 2008.
American Politics Has Too Many “Party Animals”
As hard as it is to believe after the 2016 election, attempts to bend, fold, spindle and mutilate public opinion have become even more intense and
