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What makes More Guns, Less Crime special is Lottโs uncanny ability to weave economic concepts with gun policy. The power of this text lies in its ability to make any economist or casual observer of economics feel at home.
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Trumpโs decision to declassify this memo is a great start. Declassify more. Declassify it all. What will we discover? We will find the great myth of the modern age โ that government can be neutral, public spirited, and full of non-stop integrity โ completely refuted. Government is not really about service to others; itโs about…
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Markets breed integrated communities. Go to any large city with a heterogeneous population (New York, Miami, Atlanta) and you see it in the everyday business life of the city. Commerce is what breaks down prejudicial barriers and brings people together. Deregulation in every area โ from labor to immigration to medical provision to land use…
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Weโve fought too long and too hard against government encroachments to accept the slightest compromises to the firm principle of the freedom of speech. Trumpโs threat is not about protecting truth against lies; itโs about government control over speech so that people who criticize the regime can be forced into silence.
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The last time I was in D.C. (last month) something struck me as never before. The entire place is premised on the idea that what is awesome about life is entirely physical. Massive buildings. Huge stone and marble columns. Real estate. Monuments. Everything in this not-normal city is about gigantic, imposing, intimidating structures. It’s all…
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“Americans rely on financial services to help meet their needs: for retirement, education, homeownership and indeed every aspect of their lives…ย Will the new rules ensure that the costs of credit remain accessible for businesses and individuals to meet their financing needs? What is the impact of the final rules on companies’ competitiveness when they…
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Walter Williams, a professor of economics for George Mason University, speaks on the deregulation (or lack-thereof) that led to the financial crisis. The original video can be fond on LibertyPen.com.
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“Describing the financial industry as “hobbled, but moving forward,” Carson acknowledged the need for reform, but cautioned that not enough attention has been given to how to pay for it. ‘The cost of what is envisioned here is absolutely staggering,’ Carson said. ‘The number of people (who need to be) employed to comply with the…
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“Like a river suddenly swollen by the collapse of an upstream dam, the ideological current becomes bloated by the publicโs fear and apprehension of impending dangers and its heightened uncertainty about future developments. Bewildered people turn to the government to resolve the situation, demanding that government officials โdo somethingโ to repair the damage already done…
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“Global authorities have settled on their punishment for banksโ role in the financial crisis: a future encumbered by the burden of significantly heavier reserves that will impede the impulse to seek profit through excessive risk taking. Senior regulators from 27 countries agreed on Sunday at a meeting in Basel, Switzerland, that lenders should be forced…
โข
What makes More Guns, Less Crime special is Lottโs uncanny ability to weave economic concepts with gun policy. The power of this text lies in its ability to make any economist or casual observer of economics feel at home.
โข
Trumpโs decision to declassify this memo is a great start. Declassify more. Declassify it all. What will we discover? We will find the great myth of the modern age โ that government can be neutral, public spirited, and full of non-stop integrity โ completely refuted. Government is not really about service to others; itโs about…
โข
Markets breed integrated communities. Go to any large city with a heterogeneous population (New York, Miami, Atlanta) and you see it in the everyday business life of the city. Commerce is what breaks down prejudicial barriers and brings people together. Deregulation in every area โ from labor to immigration to medical provision to land use…
โข
Weโve fought too long and too hard against government encroachments to accept the slightest compromises to the firm principle of the freedom of speech. Trumpโs threat is not about protecting truth against lies; itโs about government control over speech so that people who criticize the regime can be forced into silence.
โข
The last time I was in D.C. (last month) something struck me as never before. The entire place is premised on the idea that what is awesome about life is entirely physical. Massive buildings. Huge stone and marble columns. Real estate. Monuments. Everything in this not-normal city is about gigantic, imposing, intimidating structures. It’s all…
โข
“Americans rely on financial services to help meet their needs: for retirement, education, homeownership and indeed every aspect of their lives…ย Will the new rules ensure that the costs of credit remain accessible for businesses and individuals to meet their financing needs? What is the impact of the final rules on companies’ competitiveness when they…
โข
Walter Williams, a professor of economics for George Mason University, speaks on the deregulation (or lack-thereof) that led to the financial crisis. The original video can be fond on LibertyPen.com.
โข
“Describing the financial industry as “hobbled, but moving forward,” Carson acknowledged the need for reform, but cautioned that not enough attention has been given to how to pay for it. ‘The cost of what is envisioned here is absolutely staggering,’ Carson said. ‘The number of people (who need to be) employed to comply with the…
โข
“Like a river suddenly swollen by the collapse of an upstream dam, the ideological current becomes bloated by the publicโs fear and apprehension of impending dangers and its heightened uncertainty about future developments. Bewildered people turn to the government to resolve the situation, demanding that government officials โdo somethingโ to repair the damage already done…
โข
“Global authorities have settled on their punishment for banksโ role in the financial crisis: a future encumbered by the burden of significantly heavier reserves that will impede the impulse to seek profit through excessive risk taking. Senior regulators from 27 countries agreed on Sunday at a meeting in Basel, Switzerland, that lenders should be forced…
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