Our Favorite Killer for the State
As the much-anticipated Casino Royale opens today, I wonder why it is that many libertarians — perhaps even a disproportionate percentage — like Ja
Mises Wire
Standards of Environmental Good and Evil: Why Environmentalism Is Misanthropic
It is very common for people to talk nowadays about environmental good and evil, but with virtually no explicit statement of the standards by which
Milton Friedman’s Contribution
Milton Friedman died today at the age of 94. His passing is a milestone.
Brittan on Friedman and the Austrians
In his obit, Samuel Brittan astutely notes the differences on metho
John Bright’s Birthday
The just-completed midterm elections giving Democrats control of both houses of Congress are being interpreted as a referendum on Iraq.
Income-Tax Casuistry
The wonderful series of articles (”Beward of Income-Tax Casuistry”) on the income tax in the August, September, and October issues of
Arendt and the Austrians
The Bard College Library has catalogued the books in the collection of the political philosopher Hannah Arendt.
The Copyright/Baseball Analogy
My friend Carl Horowitz writes a good piece urging Hollywood to
