Daniella Bassi

Daniella Bassi is senior editor at the Mises Institute. She oversees the editing of Mises Institute books, the Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, the Journal of Libertarian Studies, and The Misesian magazine. She holds master’s degrees in early American history from the College of William and Mary and the University of Vermont, and she earned an undergraduate degree in English from Amherst College. She is a Rothbardian, and her writings interpret Canadian and American indigenous history from that perspective.

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Mises Wire Daniella Bassi

People often stubbornly hold to false beliefs, one of them being that government regulation of driving prevents chaos. However, the opposite seems to be true: government involvement in anything, including driving a car, creates the chaos we claim we want to avoid.

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Daniella Bassi

People often stubbornly hold to false beliefs, one of them being that government regulation of driving prevents chaos. However, the opposite seems to be true: government involvement in anything, including driving a car, creates the chaos we claim we want to avoid.