The Growth Effects of Federal Regulation
Logic and statistics confirm the case for prosperity through economic freedom. The current trend towards greater regulation is pernicious, but not irreversible.
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We should favor the government we have
John Derbyshire explains why he is tempted by Ron P
An Overview of Criticisms of Randy Barnett on Iraq and War
By now there’s been a great deal of libertarian criticism and discussion of Randy Barnett‘s
Why Government Can’t Make Decisions Rationally
This process is self-selective: the respondents are those who themselves choose to take the time to write a submission, attend a forum, or otherwise make their views heard.
Regulation Kills
Zheng Xiaoyu, China’s former FDA chief, was executed recently for taking bribes and allowing lethally tainted pharmaceuticals to be sold to h
Accounting and Accountability in Government
This is a story about Linda Combs, who cleaned up the government’s
33 Questions About American History You’re Not Supposed to Ask
Can you really understand American history without understanding economics? Thomas Woods doesn’t think so, which is why he wrote this fabulous, pithy, provocative, and supremely enlightening book. And guess what? His research, and his training...
Labor Unions and the Minimum Wage: A Debate
A debate between Dr. Walter Block and Dr. Boyd Blundell at the Loyola Economics Club at Loyola University, New Orleans, in 2007.
Tales of Titans and Hobbits
This is what makes The Lord of the Rings a much better means for conceptualizing the ideas of freedom than Atlas Shrugged.
