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I pointed out in There’s No Such Thing as a Free Patent that “The conventional defense of the

This morning’s New York Times business page reports

An excellent piece by Michael Malone in the WSJ today (thanks S. Berger):

It could become very difficult to get in the near future, if we see the political class follow up on the latest frenzy: “

Some of the responses to my post on General Pinochet have reminded me that along with the f

I’ve never been a privacy freak. A tax freak, yes.

My school offers two main elective history courses for seniors: Government and Economics.

Ethernet pioneer Bob Metcalfe

One argument against intellectual property is that property rights should be recognized only in scarce (rivalrous) resources.