The Worst Argument for IP Ever?
As I’ve noted before, there are no good arguments for i
Mises Wire
An unrepentant isolationist
A friend sent me a circulating email (see below) that reads as a veiled promotion of neomercantalism.
Censoring the Dollar Collapse and the War Racket
Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art recently made a curious move to whitewa
A “Patent Stimulus” to End the Recession?
It’s bad enough to have mainstream economists tell us we need to “stimulate” the economy by printing money, to get us out of the recession.
IP: Divided Congress May Create Perfect Storm for Patent Reform
See the following post from Inside Counsel. The typical mainstream patent bar view. It’s complete nonsense, of course.
Copyright and structure of authors’ earnings
I’ve blogged before some recent findings comparing creativity and innovation in Germany and England during a period of time when Germany had little
Tax Cuts and Stock Markets
Investors are happy today that a deal was reached on “tax cuts for the rich.” Lower taxes definitely help the real economy, but, except for a one-t
Progress on ACTA
As I’ve mentioned previously, the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (A
