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Bureaucracy and RegulationCronyism and Corporatism
Government loves to set up "public-private partnerships" for the benefit of both government and certain favored businesses.
Bureaucracy and RegulationCronyism and CorporatismProtectionism and Free Trade
Some special interest groups don't want customers to even have the option of buying other products.
Bureaucracy and RegulationCronyism and CorporatismWar and Foreign Policy
America's subsidized arms industry also benefits greatly from presidential efforts to push international arms deals with foreign regimes.
New government regulations help large dominant firms while hurting small firms and start-ups. Zuckerberg likes the sound of that.
Big GovernmentCronyism and CorporatismWorld History
How prevalent has political corruption been over recorded history—and how did it originate?
Cronyism and CorporatismProtectionism and Free TradeU.S. History
The origins of the Sherman Act provide an important reminder that politicians can be motivated by revenge, greed, hatred, jealously, and spite.
Bureaucracy and RegulationCronyism and CorporatismMoney and Banks
Special powers to inflate the money supply — granted by the state — make banking unlike other private industries.
Bureaucracy and RegulationCronyism and CorporatismTaxes and Spending
The verdict of sound economics is universal. Tariffs cripple economies, reduce the standard of living, and pit some groups against others.
Cronyism and CorporatismTaxes and Spending
Cronyism and CorporatismLegal SystemStrategy
