from FEE

Using patriotism to rationalize protectionist policies fails completely.

For the most part, political agents are not truly accountable to their principals.

How can libertarians again find our center, enliven our mission, feel great about what we do, and protect ourselves from ever again being trolled by evil?

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Forget Ex Machina, you'll be fine.

Never underestimate the power of the private sector to rise up to any challenge.

Be upset if Donald Trump insults journalists. Be horrified when Macron’s ministers start to sue them.

Only among Fed economists untouched by reality could rising prices for consumer goods amount to a desirable outcome.

Even if we do, are we living in a tolerant society?

You will no doubt hear assertions that the rebuilding effort will provide a boost to contractors, manufacturers and GDP in general.

There is, perhaps, no individual less deserving of a presidential pardon than Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

There is, perhaps, no individual less deserving of a presidential pardon than Sheriff Joe Arpaio.

If you advertise the position of dictator, you shouldn’t be surprised when the wrong kind of person applies for the job.

But the NCAA is having none of that.

There is almost always a peaceful and wiser alternative.

No institutions more effectively promote peace than the institutions of the market economy.

Government action would actually create the very discrimination that advocates seek to eliminate.

Neither long-term government dependency nor wrecking the economy for a short-term payout is the answer.

Changes in the quantity of money do not bring about a general rise in prices.

21st century Americans shouldn’t pick a side in the Civil War.

Fixing our public dialogue starts with understanding how vitriol hinders, rather than helps, our ability to advance our chosen causes.

Some educators are challenging this divide between summer learning and fall schooling.

They are some of the best minds among us. There seems to be no reliable market for many of them.

It was the larger "collective brain" of homo sapiens that made the difference.

High profits encourage new sellers to enter the market, which brings prices down.

Violent confrontations with antifascists gave the Nazis a chance to paint themselves as the victims of a pugnacious, lawless left.

In my 30-plus years in Washington, the most depressing legislative experience I encountered was the TARP bailout.

Singapore's "founding grandfathers" were three British classical liberals.

Soggy gym towels are an annoyance of the past!

The topic of the origin of money has become controversial in recent years.

Short answer: No.

Wealth is whatever we value, and people do value this

These informal lectures from 1951, at FEE, have been transcribed, word for word.

It’s time to consider some sensible reforms that could limit the agency’s burden on taxpayers.

Singular national events, whether trivial or significant, natural or political in essence, have the potential to make us pause and draw us together in our common human narrative.

Congress accessing fewer resources is not the same as those resources sitting unused.

The social contract theory has had a major influence on Western philosophy. As attractive as it is, the theory suffers from fundamental flaws.

This is how the UK will win economically.

Public school enrollment has declined by almost half a million in just 10 years.

There's a disconnect between Millennial economic attitudes and behavior.

When I tell people that I work at the Foundation for Economic Education, they sometimes ask: “What economic ideas should people understand?”

Social media’s presence in our daily lives has reshaped the way our society exchanges information.

Altruism suffers grievously from the knowledge problem.

It's the result of a fork that produced another successful cryptocurrency.

Global commerce generates enormous benefits for American workers.

Liberty should leave no one behind.

Good riddance to bad policy!

Sadly, the "firming recovery" is just a myth.

David Hume explained the pragmatic importance of strictly sticking to universal principles.