Starbucks and Dick’s Can be Anti-Gun If Customers Let Them
With a real free market, how a business conducts itself is not the concern of government, but the concern of consumers.
Bureaucracy and Regulation
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The Problem of FOSTA
The Feds are considering an enormous expansion of their powers to regulate the internet.
The Macron Paradox: Internal Liberalization, External Statism
The bottom line is that Macron should drop his statist European-wide proposals and put all of his focus on fixing France.
Jim Bovard on Why Washington Never Learns
James Bovard discusses the dismal failures of government regulation.
Yet Another Way Labor Unions Abuse the Taxpayers
"Project Labor Agreements" makes government infrastructure spending even more expensive and inefficient.
New Florida Gun Law Makes Florida Less Safe
The new Florida legislation is a mess, but it does manage to introduce some chilling language about mental health.
Public Labor Unions Are Getting Desperate
Unions' traditional arguments are increasingly seen as faulty, so unions are falling back on ever-sketchier claims about their alleged benefits.
Why Banking Is No Ordinary Industry
Special powers to inflate the money supply — granted by the state — make banking unlike other private industries.
Why Politicians so Often Fail to Protect the Property Rights of the Poor
Throughout US history, government agents have often discarded "pure" property rights in favor of "development."
Against Trump’s Tariffs
The verdict of sound economics is universal. Tariffs cripple economies, reduce the standard of living, and pit some groups against others.
