Books
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Can America Withstand the Socialist Left’s Assault?
Socialist experiments fail, routinely and often horribly. So Marxists took over institutions in an attempt to fool the masses.
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American Leviathan: Ned Ryun’s Book Confronts America’s Progressive Administrative State
“American Leviathan,” says our reviewer, is a “must-read historical study on the origins and growth of America’s progressive, unconstitutional administrative state.”
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‘Asian Drama’: Gunnar Myrdal’s Flawed Masterpiece
The economist’s disdain for dogma and appetite for nuance led him to warn “scholars possess an illusion of knowledge worse than ignorance.”
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Bringing Rose Lane to Life
Eighty-four collected essays from a founding mother capture her mesmerizing clarity and unwaveringly libertarian principles: “There are very few things that I am willing to die for; capitalism is one of them.”
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Poker is Fun, AI is Intimidating: Nate Silver Tries to Find Overlap
Silver’s book is a muddled mess, but the individual pieces are interesting.
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How Can Irrational People Sustain Rational Markets?
No one acting within markets needs to aim at generating beneficial system-wide outcomes. Such outcomes emerge spontaneously.
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Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of ‘Hitler’s People’
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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The Bestseller ‘Slow Down’ Perpetuates a Major Myth about Capitalism
It is time for degrowthers like Kohei Saito to quit idolizing coercive government power and start subjecting it to at least as much scrutiny as private capital.
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Gold-Backed or Bust: Judy Shelton’s Plan to Tame the Fed and Restore the Dollar
‘Good as Gold’ makes the case for exchangeability. Currency should be a standard the people can rely on, not a lever for the powerful.
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Can America Withstand the Socialist Left’s Assault?
Socialist experiments fail, routinely and often horribly. So Marxists took over institutions in an attempt to fool the masses.
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•
American Leviathan: Ned Ryun’s Book Confronts America’s Progressive Administrative State
“American Leviathan,” says our reviewer, is a “must-read historical study on the origins and growth of America’s progressive, unconstitutional administrative state.”
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•
‘Asian Drama’: Gunnar Myrdal’s Flawed Masterpiece
The economist’s disdain for dogma and appetite for nuance led him to warn “scholars possess an illusion of knowledge worse than ignorance.”
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Bringing Rose Lane to Life
Eighty-four collected essays from a founding mother capture her mesmerizing clarity and unwaveringly libertarian principles: “There are very few things that I am willing to die for; capitalism is one of them.”
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Poker is Fun, AI is Intimidating: Nate Silver Tries to Find Overlap
Silver’s book is a muddled mess, but the individual pieces are interesting.
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How Can Irrational People Sustain Rational Markets?
No one acting within markets needs to aim at generating beneficial system-wide outcomes. Such outcomes emerge spontaneously.
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Hatred Will Destroy You: A Review of ‘Hitler’s People’
Sixty million ‘ordinary’ Germans let a demagogue kindle hatred inside them. Only our principles prevent us from becoming the tools of totalitarian horrors.
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•
Building the Future the Past Promised
‘The Conservative Futurist’ offers convincing explanations for the Great Stagnation, and an interesting set of policy proposals to unleash economic growth, fueling technological progress.
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•
The Bestseller ‘Slow Down’ Perpetuates a Major Myth about Capitalism
It is time for degrowthers like Kohei Saito to quit idolizing coercive government power and start subjecting it to at least as much scrutiny as private capital.
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•
Gold-Backed or Bust: Judy Shelton’s Plan to Tame the Fed and Restore the Dollar
‘Good as Gold’ makes the case for exchangeability. Currency should be a standard the people can rely on, not a lever for the powerful.