Global Economy
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Capitalism in China
My wife and I briefly visited China two years ago, as part of a cruise that started in Hong Kong and ended in Beijing.
Knickers in a Bind
The EU has taken aim at China's textile industry, writes Grant Nulle. This is harmful to all parties.
IP and Global Government
Stephan Kinsella has cast doubt on the legitimacy of intellectual property (PDF).
Spontaneous Order in Kenya
Paul Poenicke, a student from my honors seminar on Spontaneous Order, sent me this Slate article
Q&A from Vietnam
I received a nice set of questions on this article from a reader in Vietnam:
The Oil Price Mirage
The recent run-up in oil prices drew interesting reactions, writes Pierre Lemieux. Some analysts have tried to explain how reductions of crude demand by refineries can push crude prices up!
Protectionism and the Destruction of Prosperity
Is the “flood” of Japanese products really a menace, to be combated by the U.S. government? Or, is the new Japan a godsend to American consumers?
