Property Rights and the Paparazzi
“…someone’s ‘reputation’ is not and cannot be ‘owned’ by him, since it is purely a function of the subjective feelings and attitudes held by ot
Mises Wire
Quote of the Day: Otteson on Rights and Duties
Jim Otteson asks about rights and duties with respect to health care.
Harvard’s Yochai Benkler on Net Neutrality and Innovation
I’ve posted recently about Net Neutrality–see Net Neutrality D
The Checkered Flag of Communal Ownership: The Race to Exhaust the Fisheries
Technology is not to blame for over-fishing; competition is not to blame for over-fishing; lovers of fish are not to blame for over-fishing; the cu
Fed Banker Concerned About Easy Money and a New Business Cycle
Apparently Bernanke is not able to rule the Federal Reserve System with as tight of an iron fist as Greenspan did.
All those studies about piracy losses? bunk
Take a look at the GAO’s report on losses due to piracy.
Faculty Spotlight Interview: Paul Cantor
Paul A. Cantor received his BA (1966) and PhD (1971) in English from Harvard University.
Capitalism, Socialism, and Libertarianism
There’s been a good deal of debate recently in libertarian circles about the word capitalism. Is it compatible with libertarianism?
