Planned Obsolescence Isn’t Really a Problem
The concept of “planned obsolescence” makes no economic sense and is often an excuse for governments to harass and shake down innovative entrepreneurs.
Bureaucracy and Regulation
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Economics Is Like Birdwatching — You Have to Know What to Look For
Using economics is akin to birdwatching, except for the fact that few untrained birdwatchers presume they have enough expertise to “educate” others.
City Council Disregards Stripper Safety with “No-Touch” Rule
Forcing money-making opportunities underground — especially for women with few other choices — doesn't make anyone safer.
Cannabis Tax Revenues Will be a Roadblock to Sessions’s Drug War
State tax collectors and local businesses are unlikely to go along quietly with new federal efforts to crack down on legalized marijuana.
Private Sponsorship of Immigrants Is a Viable Alternative
Private sponsorship regimes sidestep the public welfare issue by attaching liability to specific people rather than the state as a whole.
Foreword by Judge Andrew P. Napolitano
This audiobook is made available through the generosity of Mr. Tyler Folger. Narrated by Graham Wright.
4.3. Pietists vs. Liturgicals in the Midwest
From Chapter 4, "The Third Party System: Pietists vs. Liturgicals".
7.2. T.R.: The Making of a Progressive
From Chapter 7, "Theodore Roosevelt: The First Progressive, Part I".
9.2. Organizing the NCF
From Chapter 9, "The National Civic Federation: Big Business Organized for Progressivism".
