Yes, Inequality Is a Problem — When Caused by the Government
Some inequality arises naturally from freedom of choice. Some comes from government meddling. One is good and the other is bad. …
Some inequality arises naturally from freedom of choice. Some comes from government meddling. One is good and the other is bad. …
The last thing the left wants is for people to understand that poor nations only become rich nations with free markets and small government.
High-deductible or "catastrophic" health plans offer real protection from health disasters. But most government-approved forms of health "insurance" are really just welfare programs in disguise.
Even if we can observe amazing amounts of economic progress in the face of rising government intervention, in a relatively free economy, this can always be attributed to the resilience of the market system, and the power of human innovation and productivity.
The tremendous machine of “progressive” propaganda and indoctrination has well succeeded in enforcing its taboos.
Many urban police departments fail to make arrests in even half of the murder cases in their jurisdictions. Imagine if a private sector policing firm had a similar rate of failure.
Lawmakers once tried to legislate the value of Pi.
Thanks to Trump's tariffs, discount stores have to raise prices — thus increasing the cost of living for ordinary Americans.
The aim is no longer the "dictatorship of the proletariat," because this project has failed. The new goal is "the dictatorship of the intellectuals."
Chile would be even better off today had it adopted Mises-style laissez-faire over Milton Friedman's monetarism. But even a Friedmanian regime is far superior to the Keynesian economies that have ruined Argentina and Brazil.