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Why Iceland Trades with China but the EU Doesn't
Basically, they haven't bound themselves to an enormous political structure that makes trade agreements very difficult to conclude.
Hip-Hop is Spontaneous Order at Its Finest
Hip-hop and libertarianism are a match made in free market heaven.
Are Sports the Reason Why College Costs So Much?
Public universities should be transparent about how they’re spending money.
The Illusion of School Choice
Isn't it time to inject some competition into the system?
Can You Short the Apocalypse?
Let’s remember why markets are good at forecasting events.
3 Reasons Why Libertarians Should Love MMA
If two individuals agree to fight in an octagon for money, more power to them!
Why Being Called A "Cuck" No Longer Bothers Me
I have always been, at my core, a lover of liberty, even before I became politically conscious.
Why Do So Many Intellectuals Oppose Capitalism?
And embrace collectivism?
Why Economic Education Is Essential for Young Americans
Economics seems to be most likely delivered to today’s high school students through an advanced placement course. While students will certainly learn the basic concepts of economics, they will most likely do so by way of the endless supply and demand curves relating to the avocado market, or problem sets using the nondescript “Firm A” or “Firm B.”
How High Bail Costs Contribute to Systemic Poverty
Innocent people end up pleading guilty just to avoid the weeks of jail time associated with the bail they can’t afford.
Cheap Imports Are No More Harmful than Free Sunlight
When it comes to opposition to free trade and support for protectionism, not too much has changed.
Government, Not Automation, Destroys Jobs
The world’s scarcest resources, entrepreneurs and scientists, are working to economize the most abundant resources, namely low skilled labor. All of that entrepreneurial and scientific talent is being wasted due to bad government policies.
When Georgia Banned Football (Almost)
If things turned out differently, today’s Georgia Bulldogs might be playing in a kennel instead of a stadium.
Game of Thrones Will Save Us All
Despite how fervently I disagree with many of my friends on either side of the political aisle, there is one topic that seems to unite even my most worthy ideological opponents: Game of Thrones.
Can Synthesized Music Touch Eternity?
Over the weekend, I heard something that I never imagined possible.
Good Reasons Not to Unionize
Congratulations to the Nissan workers who were alert to these and other perils of unionism.
Why Is Customer Service So Good?
I get everything I want and then someone thanks me.
New Court Cases Give Hope for Occupational Licensing Reform
This sort of out-of-the-box thinking is what we need.
The Nazi Creed of Violence
Mises: "The Nazi code results in endless civil wars."
There Is a Way Out of Hate
This is a question of individual morality.
How Middle-Class Europeans Fare Under the Welfare State
Even the OECD admitted that European nations would grow faster if the burden of government was reduced.
The Case for One-Room School Houses
Are big schools sucking the life out of our children?
The iPhone in Your Pocket Is Worth Millions
And most of you don't even use a case.
Homeschoolers: The Enemy of Forced Schooling
In 1977, John Holt launched the first-ever newsletter for homeschooling families, Growing Without Schooling. At that time, Holt became the unofficial leader of the nascent homeschooling movement, supporting parents in the process of removing their children from school even before the practice was fully legalized in all states by 1993.
The Soviets Tried to Run an Economy without Market Prices
Without prices, there was no way to discern economic truth.
The Violence in Charlottesville
No idea is too insane to be off limits to a group infected with a longing to rule.
Is “Buying Local” Even Possible?
Is any product truly “local?”
The New Dawn of an Amazing World
There is absolutely nothing I will do today that could have been done 100 years ago.
List-Journaling May Be the Ultimate Keystone Habit
All other life-enhancing habits can flow out of conscious living.
The Great Opium War Revival
Western powers were determined to push this stuff on China, and the government was determined to stop them.
Would-Be Tyrants Capture Language to Control Thought
Newspeak is a crucial instrument of totalitarian power.
There Are Consequences for Eliminating Free Play
Free, unstructured play time is rapidly disappearing from our culture.
It's Literally Insane to Unleash Government against Opiates
All terrible government policies have unintended consequences. When it comes to the war on drugs, the blowback has come in the form of the opiate crisis.
Alexa Cured My Daughter's Speech Impediment
Alexa’s approach worked ten times better than ours.
Environmentalists Are (Half) Right About Energy Subsidies
We have here yet another example of ideology masquerading as analysis.
This is the Real Reason Your iPhone Cables Break
Why can’t Apple use its billions to create a cable that won’t fall apart?
Wild Rhetoric Can Only Escalate the Conflict with North Korea
Two leaders, both suffering from impulse control issues
Lil Yachty: A Capitalist Entrepreneur Plagued by Market Overvaluation
Lil Yachty’s largest hurdle, his mediocre music career, is also the foundation of his fame. Had his vast popularity been fueled by his modeling/marketing career he would face far fewer issues with maintaining his status. But since he continues to use the primary title of “rapper,” his reputation will always be closely linked to the popularity of the music he is producing.
A Woman's Place Is in the Grow House
Without the barriers to entry that exist in other formerly established industries, women have been able to get in on the ground floor and are starting businesses that are truly unique to the female perspective.
Illegal Immigration is Way Down, Should We Thank Trump?
Large scale illegal immigration is over.
The Psychological Appeal of Blockchain Technology
Historically, relational templates and structures were centralized and trust-based.
Where Do Prices Come From?
It’s both messy and beautiful
French Riviera Yacht Tourism Is Sinking under Heavy Taxation
Yachts are avoiding France for the same reason that entrepreneurs are avoiding France.
Soft Despotism Is the Unique Threat to American Liberty
De Tocqueville warned us long ago.
Sanctions on Maduro Will Harm the People and Backfire
The people, not the regime, will suffer from the imposition of sanctions.
"Anti-Loitering" Sonic Device Deployed against Teens
Put simply, these devices are breaching the rights of our young people. We all have human rights, regardless of race, sex or age. These include the right to a private life, free movement and peaceful assembly under the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR).
Austrian Economics in Prague
What a vibrant intellectual culture looks like
Louis Armstrong Personified the American Dream
Perhaps the reason Armstrong was misunderstood by later generations is that they had moved away from this positive, work-oriented ethic toward one of grievance-mongering and victimhood.
The Right-Wing Authoritarian Threat to Europe
Right-wing authoritarian populism has twice as much of a presence as left-wing authoritarian populism, but the latter has seen its support double since 2010 while the former has stagnated.
Has Tipping Gone Out of Control?
Has Uber yielded to "gratuity creep"?
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