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William Graham Sumner

If banks and other credit institutions are multiplied, and if credit operations are facilitated by public security, good administration of law, etc., less money is needed.

Robert P. Murphy

In this article I'll walk through Glaeser's critical observations, most of which misfire.

Jeff Riggenbach

No other woman in America ever had to suffer such persistent persecution.

Arthur A. Ekirch Jr.

The revolutions were not "against England per se, but against the oppressions of the state, dominated by the English government." Rothbard adds that they "failed largely because the domestic oligarchs were propped up and reimposed by the English power."

Walter Block

"New York City taxicab licenses are strictly limited in number — so much so, that they have been sold for as much as $30,000. This effectively bars the poor from entering the field as owners."

Jeffrey A. Tucker

On the other hand, you can spend your life refusing to straighten ties because you aren't paid enough to do that. That person will never be paid to do anything.

Gennady Stolyarov II

"How can any human being learn autonomy, initiative, and personal responsibility when the decision of when, where, and whether he may eat his own food is not his to make?"

Jeff Riggenbach

"In 1982, Vince moved on to building a nonprofit organization to host a series of international libertarian conferences — the Libertarian International."

Murray N. Rothbard

While his major practical interest had not been domestic or economic affairs, he had helped build up the absolutism of the French state.

Ludwig von Mises
A short article "by Rotarian Dr. Ludwig Mises, professor at the University of Vienna."