Rent Control Is Bad for Renters, but Good for Politicians
Rent control in Ontario has restricted the supply of housing while lowering the quality of available units.
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Salem, New Hampshire
Join Jeff Deist, Dr. Keith Smith, economist Ben Powell, and others for the most important free-market health event of the year!
Carter vs. Reagan: The Last Semi-Intelligent Presidential Race
Jimmy Carter doesn't get credit for his deregulation efforts, but his initiatives probably were as significant a boost to the economy as any president has accomplished since 1980.
One Hundred Years of Medical Fascism
The introduction of Obamacare was only the natural evolution of many decades of increasing state control of the healthcare industry.
Hayek’s Plan for Private Money
Hayek’s last proposal for monetary reform calls for privately issued, competing fiat currencies. It's debatable whether or not this is a good idea.
Hayek’s Plan for Private Money
Hayek’s last proposal for monetary reform calls for privately issued, competing fiat currencies. It's debatable whether or not this is a good idea.
Man, Economy, and State: The Finale
We have reached the end of Murray Rothbard's definitive treatise Man, Economy, and State!
Bob Murphy Fields Questions on Austrian Economics and Libertarianism
For the LP Mises Caucus, Bob received a slew of questions to be answered in a half hour. The topics range from business cycle to free trade to a "voluntary" State.
Patrick Newman on Rothbard’s Power & Market
Dr. Patrick Newman joins Jeff Deist to discuss Rothbard’s groundbreaking conceptual work in private defense, private courts, and the stark realities of political incentives.
Dworkin and the Free Market
In a free market, goods pass to those who are willing to pay the most to get them. A legal system that allows people to bid against each another for the goods they want displays equal concern for its citizens.
