By Compensating Slave Owners, Great Britain Negotiated a Peaceful End to Slavery
By compensating slave owners for the abolition of slavery, Great Britain ended the scourge of chattel slavery long before it was ended in the Americas.
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Throwing the Fed’s Machinery in Reverse: Fed Interest Rate Policies Continue to Damage the Economy
The Fed’s tampering with market signals undermines the process of wealth generation, thereby exerting an upward pressure on the time preference interest rate and the market interest rate.
Mandatory Vaccines vs. Logic and Kantian Ethics
Vaccine mandates imposed by governments violate individual rights and further the coercive powers of the state. They also violate Kantian ethical norms, turning people into vehicles to accomplish the ends of governing elites.
Does Reducing Unemployment through Government Spending Boost the Economy?
The standard Keynesian play is to increase government spending in order to reduce unemployment and increase economic growth. Here's why it consistently fails.
The Bretton Woods Institutions and the Accelerated Dystopian Transformation of the Food Industry
Global elites are relentless in their desire to recreate the world in their own image. As they turn toward food production, expect their bungling to cause huge shortages of food and worse.
Booms, Busts, and Statistics: What the Mainstream Gets Wrong
"Economics is about how we behave, which comes from our personal valuation, in and relative to the physical world."
Africa’s Path to Energy Prosperity Is with Free Markets, Not Eco-Colonialism
Why do Africans live in poverty even though Africa is rich in natural resources? Statism.
Everything You Wanted to Know about Money but Were Afraid to Ask
What is money? Thorsten Polleit explains in a brilliant lecture delivered in Prague.
Antiwar Criticism and the Formation of Collective Opinion
Once again, it is unpopular in the USA to be antiwar.
