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The Inferiority Complex of the Social Sciences
Very young children are forgiven when they misbehave and do silly things. Perhaps social scientists wish to claim this privilege of childhood.
From Innovation to Rent Seeking
While government force may keep companies like AOL alive, consumers will surely be worse off.
Edgar the Entrepreneur
To get the full picture of the virtues of the free market, we must bring the consumer into the picture.
Entrepeneurs and Uncertainty: Back to the Future
Entrepreneurs are the driving force behind the markets and prices that provide goods and services to consumers. Human action looks to the future. Entrepreneurs shoulder risks and, if they guess right, collect profits as rewards. If wrong, they lose.
In Praise of Homeschools
Homeschool parents are not waiting for politicians and technocrats to fix broken systems of education.
The 99 and the 1
The well-being of the 99% depends on who makes up the 1%: entrepreneurs or the state and its cronies.
Steve Jobs Was No Innovator — He Was Better
While not necessarily an innovator, Steve Jobs personifies something far more powerful in a free society — the entrepreneur. An “entrepreneur” is one who “organizes an enterprise through risk and initiative.” He accomplished this feat in spades.
The Inventor of the Digital Age
Michael Hart's life demonstrates the difference that one person's thinking can bring about in the shape of the real world.
Lemonade and Liberty
Lemonade-stand shutdowns are sending potential entrepreneurs the wrong lesson.
