Profiles

In a market economy, whether it is domestic or international in scope, everyone's standard of living can rise at once.

Whether or not some nations truly suffer from an ineradicable intelligence deficit, their best path to follow is the one of freedom.

Saving in the interest of infinitely postponed consumption is not saving at all — it is pure loss.

But even more damaging to the case for state-mandated preservation is the fact that the most egregious destroyers of treasures from our past have not been market actors seeking profit, but states pursuing power, engaging in wars, urban renewal projects, and eminent domain seizures of long-...