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Counter-Speech Offers an Effective Remedy for “Hate Speech”
Counter-speech is more powerful than one may think.
Peace, Harmony, and Free Trade: 10 Uplifting Quotes by Richard Cobden, the Shining Knight of Classical Liberalism
Cobden recognized free trade as the key to creating material prosperity.
Jordan Peterson Is Right—Inequality Does Not Always Imply Discrimination
People should be free to reach their maximum potential regardless of accidents of birth.
3 Myths of Socialism Debunked by Venezuela’s Nightmare
These myths about the "greatness" of socialism just won't die, even after tens of millions of people have because of it.
Reject the Ritual Human Sacrifice that Is War
The tendency to war isn't specific to any country, society, or person; it is rooted in our own nature of human sacrifice
Tariff Walls and Trade Wars Equal Government Planning
When you get down to it, there's not much difference, in principle, between trade protectionism and Soviet-style central planning.
This Supreme Court Case Could Change Online Shopping Overnight
The Supreme Court is considering whether to strike down the "physical presence" standard required for collecting state and local sales tax on online purchases.
The Dirty Truth About Fuel-Efficiency Regulations
If you want to know who benefits from regulations, just check who lobbies for them.
Higher Minimum Wages Can Mean Fewer Work Benefits
Increased minimum wages don't always mean fewer jobs and fewer hours, sometimes they mean few benefits instead.
The U.S. Starts a Trade War—With Its Allies
President Trump probably thinks he's being clever, but all he's doing is making countries that are supposed to be our allies angry and damaging the economy in the process.
Do Financial Regulations Decrease Financial Literacy?
Could it be that regulation, instead of mitigating financial illiteracy, actively encourages it?
How Imperial Socialism Shattered the Roman Empire and Led to Feudalism
Socialism isn't new; it was even wrecking economies back in Ancient Rome.
The "Laffer Curve" Was Discovered by a Medieval Islamic Philosopher
Khaldun, a 14th-century scholar, believed that a just government should only, in accordance with Islamic law, impose low taxes.
Why Low-Skilled Immigrants Work Especially Hard
The main reason that low-skilled immigrant men work more often than other low-skilled men is that these immigrants have made better personal decisions.
This Doctor Is Making Heart Surgery Accessible to the Poor by Embracing Mass Production
Instead of looking to government to fix our health care system, we should be looking to innovators like Dr. Devi Shetty.
NASA Price Increases Highlight The Need For An Open, Transparent Marketplace
Now that NASA can shop around for rocket launch providers, they should.
Why the Founders' Favorite Philosopher Was Cicero
Cicero’s greatest achievement is his attitude towards natural law which can be seen as the foundation of later European natural law theories on the concept of inalienable rights.
Be Wary of the Regulatory Regime, Not Sinclair Broadcasting
All things considered, we should be skeptical of the current regulatory regime, not the right to a free press.
Rising Above Shame-Based Identity Politics
Shame-based identity attacks dominate our political landscape, it's no wonder our discourse is so toxic.
Quit Rates Suggest Teachers Are Doing Just Fine
Teacher unions are insisting that teachers are grossly underpaid and need a raise in salary, but the data supporting these claims doesn't quite hold up.
As Long As People Are Free, There Will Be Inequality
Free people make different choices. This inevitably leads to different outcomes.
5 Reasons to "Neglect" Transit
Rather than spend $100 billion restoring declining rail transit systems, American systems should replace them with buses.
How the US Bullies the World into Its Sanctions Regime
Just as with the use of military force, there are a small number of justified examples of sanctions, and a large number of counterproductive abuses of power.
How Jailing Drug Users Increases Opioid Overdoses
New studies are helping us to fully understand America's opiate crisis.
To Restrain Populism, Revive Federalism
We need a constitution that will bend to populist winds so that it will not break.
How the West Got Rich by Following "the Four Rs"
We got rich because of a combination of reading, revolt, reformation, and revolution, which came together to cause us to rethink the bourgeois lifestyle.
Venezuela's Economic Collapse Is Linked to Its Socialist Policies
There's no dressing it up; socialism has wrecked Venezuela's economy.
Nazism and Communism Are Two Sides of the Collectivist Coin
Big governmentis coercive government, regardless of what label is applied.
The European Union Has Been Spamming Your Inbox… and That’s Not the Worst of It
The latest Eurocratic meddling is making things difficult all around the world.
The Myth of Deforestation
Yearly, net deforestation is fast approaching zero and according to current trends, within the next couple of decades, net afforestation will be the norm.
Locke Holds the Key to Understanding American Liberty
What exactly did Liberty and Equality mean for the men who declared their independence on July 4, 1776?
Are Less Attractive People Victims of Inequality?
Of course not, but it's the same line of thinking that leads to income redistribution.
Cronyism Feeds on the Success of Capitalism—but It Should Not Be Confused with Capitalism Itself
It is only by the introduction of more capitalism, markets free of all corruptible interference, that cronyism will be diminished.
Nations Don’t Gain or Lose from Trade, Individual Traders Do
A "trade imbalance" between countries matters about as much as a "trade imbalance" between tall people and short people.
Only 53 US Companies Have Been on the Fortune 500 since 1955, Thanks to the Creative Destruction That Fuels Economic Prosperity
This high turnover rate of America's most successful businesses is a positive sign.
Defending the Freedom to Be Awful Is True Tolerance
So long as I'm not infringing on your rights, I'm well within my rights to be a jerk, and those who champion "tolerance" would do well to remember that.
Responsibility Is the Antidote to Tyranny
The timeless wisdom of 'The Gulag Archipelago' by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
German Police Are Cracking Down on Family Vacations from School — Is American Policy Very Different?
While homeschooling is legal in all 50 U.S. states, parental rights in America are precarious.
Econ 101: Why Teaching the Fundamentals Is So Important
The problem is not that politicians and pundits don't understand advanced economics, but that they don't understand even basic economics.
“Liberty Is Simply Being Human to the Hilt” and 21 Other Choice Quotes by Karl Hess
Karl Hess persisted in “opposing restrictions against liberty” with clarity and acuity.
Tariffs Hurt Trump's Supporters Especially
Trump appears committed to protectionist policies as a principle.
Austrian Economics Is Essential to Understand Booms, Busts, and Money Itself
The boom-and-bust business cycle is not a natural result of free-market capitalism, but rather of government intervention.
People Are Less Selfish Under Capitalism
Why individualism and free exchange make people more altruistic and trustworthy
How Murray Rothbard Discovered the Libertarian Movement and Austrian Economics
It usually begins with FEE.
Why Stories of Entrepreneurship Are So Inspiring
Entrepreneurs are people who don't accept the world as it is but imagine the world as it could be.
U.S. Schools Don't Measure Up, and Polling Shows Both Republicans and Democrats Know It
Identifying that a problem exists is the first step to solving it.
Seattle's 'Eat the Rich' Economic Strategy Won’t Solve Its Underlying Problems
The left is sleepless in Seattle, working overtime to squander years of economic success.
Middle-of-the-Road Policy Leads to Socialism
An address delivered by Ludwig von Mises before the University Club in New York, April 18, 1950.
Hats Off to John B. Stetson
A sickly young man from New Jersey fundamentally changed the image of the American cowboy forever.
Why the PC Faithful Are Outraged More by Speech Than Violence
In the Political Correctness religion, speech is violence and actual violence is passé.
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