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Is Iraq safer today?

Is Iraq safer today?

Tags: Interventionism, War and Foreign Policy
Jeffrey A. Tucker

The ink was barely dry on the quoted predictions that the killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi in Iraq would reduce violence and begin to normalize poli

Privatization: The Old, Old Fashioned Way

Privatization: The Old, Old Fashioned Way

Stephen Carson

USA Today notes in an article today that “States and local go

slap ink on it?

slap ink on it?

Jeffrey A. Tucker

Good for

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Justin M. Ptak
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Chinese Innovation

Chinese Innovation

Stephan Kinsella
It’s a commonplace that Americans and Westerners are the technical and business innovators, and that Chinese are good at imitation.
Not Feldstein’s Gasoline Rationing Scheme but Economic Freedom Will Improve the Environment and Promote National Security

Not Feldstein’s Gasoline Rationing Scheme but Economic Freedom Will Improve the Environment and Promote National Security

Tags: Interventionism, Value and Exchange
George Reisman

A noted economist, Prof.

Estate Tax Repeal As a Gay Rights Issue

Estate Tax Repeal As a Gay Rights Issue

James Fogal
Interesting conclusion to an editorial in
The Flagellation of the Pursuit of Happiness

The Flagellation of the Pursuit of Happiness

Tags: Philosophy and Methodology, Political Theory, Money and Banks
George Reisman

Paul Krugman is at it again.

The Muddied Waters of Adam Smith’s Life

The Muddied Waters of Adam Smith’s Life

Tags: Biographies
Justin M. Ptak

James Buchan’s new book provides further evidence to support Murray Rothbard’

Science Has Part of the Answer

Science Has Part of the Answer

Tags: Health
Jeffrey A. Tucker

Medical News Today reports that