Hoppe and Intellectual Property: On Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
It is often the case that the great intellects advance ideas so rich and prescient that they anticipate, in however embryonic form, ideas that are
Mises Wire
Patent Rights Web Poll
On a patent practitioner email list I posted the following:
It seems to me that many small/medium companies live in fear of a big patent l
Wage Rates and Purchasing Power
An individual who earns more money per week is obviously in a position to spend more in buying consumers’ goods than is an individual who ear
The Problem With Presidential Signing Statements
Richard Epstein’s Cato-endorsed article The Problem With Presidential Signing State
America The Melting Pot
America — the “melting pot” of nations — we were called in the heyday of immigration.
The Limits of Armchair Theorizing: The case of Threats
A correspondent recently wrote me with a few libertarian puzzles/conundra. An edited version is below:
The Non-Econometrician’s Lament
I just found this, and it’s marvelous!
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As soon as I could safely toddle
