Defending Freedom, Fighting Collectivism
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Is There Hope in Politics?
Political avarice, sanctioned robbery, coercive control: such is the nature of government, and always has been. We already know the cure.
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China’s Drunken Population Policies
Heavy-handed central planners want to control individual lives by treating them like lifeless statistics. The results are nothing short of disastrous.
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Co-opting Capitalism: From Value Creation to Virtue Signaling
Attempts to push a “moral mission” onto business subverts the actual goal: creating goods, services, and investment returns.
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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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The Social Security Fairness Act Is a $200 Billion Handout to Government Employees
Lame-duck Senate will decide whether people with public sector pensions can double dip at the expense of everyone else.
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How Billionaires Became an Endangered Species in Norway
High and often irrational wealth taxes have driven entrepreneurs and earners out of Norway, and the Socialist Party seems happy to see them go.
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The Pork Barrel Politics of the Department of Education
The department is designed to provide material and political benefits to the teachers’ unions, not to improve student outcomes.
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Denmark Passes the World’s First ‘Fart Tax’—But This is No Laughing Matter
Cow farts are a distraction, and the joke’s on us. The Danish tax is a significant step toward the state ownership of the means of production.
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Reactions to Shooting of Insurance CEO Show We Need to Have a Serious Conversation on Rights
Delivering reliable health care is complicated. Refraining from extrajudicial killing is not. Should we change how we talk about “rights”?
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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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Is There Hope in Politics?
Political avarice, sanctioned robbery, coercive control: such is the nature of government, and always has been. We already know the cure.
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•
China’s Drunken Population Policies
Heavy-handed central planners want to control individual lives by treating them like lifeless statistics. The results are nothing short of disastrous.
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•
Co-opting Capitalism: From Value Creation to Virtue Signaling
Attempts to push a “moral mission” onto business subverts the actual goal: creating goods, services, and investment returns.
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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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•
The Social Security Fairness Act Is a $200 Billion Handout to Government Employees
Lame-duck Senate will decide whether people with public sector pensions can double dip at the expense of everyone else.
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•
How Billionaires Became an Endangered Species in Norway
High and often irrational wealth taxes have driven entrepreneurs and earners out of Norway, and the Socialist Party seems happy to see them go.
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•
The Pork Barrel Politics of the Department of Education
The department is designed to provide material and political benefits to the teachers’ unions, not to improve student outcomes.
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•
Denmark Passes the World’s First ‘Fart Tax’—But This is No Laughing Matter
Cow farts are a distraction, and the joke’s on us. The Danish tax is a significant step toward the state ownership of the means of production.
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•
Reactions to Shooting of Insurance CEO Show We Need to Have a Serious Conversation on Rights
Delivering reliable health care is complicated. Refraining from extrajudicial killing is not. Should we change how we talk about “rights”?
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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.”