To Serve and Protect — the State
Do the police exist to protect you? The clear answer is no.
Free Markets
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The Hidden Truth behind the Merger Block
The evidence shows that Sprint's financial interests are driving this lawsuit by the DOJ.
What Will Keep Our Food Safe?
Many small producers are eschewing the USDA label as simply not worth it. The same organizational structure that has rendered the Certified Organic label obsolete could immediately step in to fill the void left by the absence of the FDA and USDA.
My Advice to Young People
When people hear the advice to save more, they typically think that they should stop going out to lunch, and instead bring a bologna sandwich to work or school. Although one obvious way to save more each month is to reduce frivolous expenditures, that's not the main thing I have in mind.
The Mayo Clinic and the Free Market
Remarkably, however, the patron of the famous clinic did not have a medical license.
The Gnome Thought Experiment
The Austrian School has always had a rich conception of the structure of production.
Indie Authors Shaking the Pillars of Publishing
As with the music industry in recent times, people no longer need large firms to get published.
Environmental Protection Is a Consumption Good
If you are lost in the woods on the brink of starvation, you are less likely to look at a frog and think, "I hope that species of frog survives."
A Primer on Jobs and the Jobless
Jobs in and of themselves do not guarantee well-being. Suppose that the employment is to dig huge holes and fill them up again?
Obama’s Antitrust Luddites
The latest example of neo-Luddite thinking is the Obama administration’s recent decision to attempt to block a proposed merger.
