Free Markets

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Ludwig von Mises

"The problems of poor relief are problems of the arrangement of consumption, not of the arrangement of production activities."

Hans-Hermann Hoppe

Socialism and capitalism offer radically different solutions to the problem posed by scarcity.

David Gordon

Readers of Tim Carney's 'Alienated America' will gain much from the author's account of civil society. After all, isolated individuals do not make for a successful marketplace. Free markets succeed best in the context a stable civil society.

Ludwig von Mises

Far from being a bucolic utopia, economic conditions were highly unsatisfactory on the eve of the Industrial Revolution. The traditional social system was not elastic enough to provide for the needs of a rapidly increasing population.

Murray N. Rothbard

In truth, there is only one way to regard a minimum wage law: it is compulsory unemployment, period.

Jeff Deist

Why do so many people resent capitalism, even when they benefit enormously from it?