Indie Authors Shaking the Pillars of Publishing
As with the music industry in recent times, people no longer need large firms to get published.
Free Markets
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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.
Who Serves During Disaster?
As Irene ravaged other parts of the eastern seaboard, causing millions to be without power, the eatery of last resort, Waffle House, kept its doors open in many locations, using generators and serving a limited menu designed specifically for emergency situations.
The Feds Block AT&T’s Merger with T-Mobile
Antitrust action like this is wrong on moral, theoretical, and practical grounds.
Steve Jobs and the Beautification of Capitalism
Steve Jobs was both singular and not unlike every entrepreneur who makes the world a more beautiful place.
Ethics and the Decision to Walk Away
What should you give up in order to make your payments? Food, education, transportation, funds to live on in old age?
The Capitalist’s Conundrum
Business capital alone is insufficient to ensure prosperity; business capital must be combined with entrepreneurial sagacity.
American Anarchism
Libertarians have as much claim to be champions of the working people — and, in many cases, a far better claim — than socialists do.
