Labor Economics with Walter Block
Unhappily, if we want more things than are now available to us, we must labor to create them. But why jobs? Why don’t we each work for ourselves?
Free Markets
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Doing Your Own Thing
In considering this freedom to "do one's own thing," we must consider exactly what we are to be free <em>from</em>.
Liberty Is Not Complicated
Ron Paul's brilliant book collects 50 short essays unified around a central theme, the vital importance of liberty.
Investment or Malinvestment?
Anything invested in creation of goods that no one wants ("bads," really) is wasted.
University Guildsmen and Anticapitalism
Might intellectuals harbor so much hostility against the free market because of the precapitalistic guild structure of the modern university?
Defending Kim Kardashian
Unlike the government, Kardashian forces no one to purchase her products or services.
The Greatest Economic Charity
Mises's main renown is as an economist. Yet to me he is a charitable person even more than an economist.
Joseph Stiglitz’s Market-Failure Myth
With Stiglitz's mainstream neoclassical research, truth is only what can be measured and then fit into mathematical models.
Gloom, Doom, and Optimism
The fact that optimists are so pessimistic about the economy should cause you to take notice and ask if maybe there is something to all this gloom and doom.
Freedom of the Press
Freedom of the press is one of the fundamental features of a nation of free citizens.
