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Did Krugman Catch a Contradiction in Friedman's Great Depression Work?
Was Friedman intellectually honest about the cause of the Great Depression?
Millennials Are Obsessed with Cryptoassets
Young people are fascinated by markets in which they can actually participate
In Defense of the Infamous Google Memo
Google has labeled itself as an organization committed to protecting diversity on all fronts. However, this commitment to all things diverse seems does not seem to hold true in practice.
Self-Ownership Is for All Shapes and Sizes
For French law students, the dwarf-throwing court case is an amusing anecdote, lightening the mood in a crowded lecture hall. However, Morsang-sur-Orge 1995 has also become essential jurisprudence when it comes to the concept of self-ownership, by basically, denying that it exists.
Chaos Is a Ladder
“Chaos isn’t a pit, chaos is a ladder. Many who try to climb it fail and never get to try again. The fall breaks them. And some, are given a chance to climb. They refuse, they cling to the realm or the gods or love. Illusions. Only the ladder is real. The climb is all there is."
In Defense of Screen Time
Kids should not be denied access to explore all human knowledge
Say No to "Fire and Fury Like the World has Never Seen"
Nuclear threats are incompatible with humane ideals
Freedom and the Fear of Self-Responsibility
The trend away from freedom back to paternalism is decreasing individuals power
Don't Believe the Obamacare Polls
As even neophytes know, and senators should know, much depends on how a survey question is asked. Republicans do need to be more skeptical of poll results generated by generally hostile organizations.
Catholics Should Treasure Liberty. Sadly, Some Don’t.
Some Catholics seem desperate to prove that old Vatican statements affirming that it is good to persecute “heretics” still are binding.
Being Earnest about Socialism
Oscar Wilde's play is hilarious but serious social commentary
A Liberty Reading List to Finish Up Your Summer
Summer is a great time to catch up on the classics – and to reread your favorites with a new perspective.
Corruption Rises as Economic Freedom Falls
Corruption touches every corner of the Earth but there's a way to lessen its prevalence.
How Legal Activism Stopped the Market from Abolishing Segregation
The erroneous holding of Plessy permitted states to require separate facilities in public accommodations and other public institutions, such as schools. Afterward the language of “separate but equal” became a widespread justification for discriminatory practices. Justice Harlan stated that the Constitution was “colorblind” and as such, could not permit legal distinctions based on race.
Greens and Big Industry Are the Baptists and Bootleggers of Climate Policy
What could General Electric and the Environmental Defense Fund possibly have in common?
The Next Industrial Revolution Will Be in the Cloud
"Design for interaction" may become a new specialization.
The Market Is More Unanimous Than Democracy
Consent is far more inclusive than is the consent of a mere majority.
Blocking Social Media Users is a Human Right
Without the freedom to block users from our posts, social media would be a free-for-all of trolling without any recourse.
There’s a Logic to Getting Along with Others
And there is an amazing guide to revealing the truth about it.
The Medical Cartel is Keeping Health Care Costs High
Both directly or indirectly, the AMA also controls the prices paid to physicians, the licensing of physicians, the accreditation of medical schools, admittance into medical schools, and the payment policies of insurance companies. The AMA runs on membership fees, and its mission is protecting the interests of current doctors, not the American public.
Property Rights Help Environmentalists Protect Wildlife
A small amount of energy development in one area can help provide environmental benefits elsewhere.
How Capitalism Makes Us Less Wasteful
The growth of the sharing economy will enable us to do far more with far less.
No One Could Plan the Cloud Computing Revolution
Access to cloud computing is becoming like electricity or water – one of the basic prerequisites for a functioning modern economy.
Tax Withholding Is Miracle-Grow for Government
Withholding dramatically changed the psychology of paying taxes.
The Most Important Invention You Never Thought About
It was the brainchild of a trucker, an entrepreneur called Malcolm McLean.
What Cryptocurrency Can Teach Us about Political Governance
Changes are happening every day that have global ramifications, all of which are happening without permission by governments, and often in spite of governments’ supposed authority to control other people. That is truly awesome.
Why Homeschool in a Tiny House?
Our goals for the kids are just things that have been taught for thousands of years without any state-run education.
FEE is giving away a Bitcoin wallet!
Kickstart and secure your Bitcoin stash with FEE
Venezuela’s Opposition Violinist Tortured by Chavista Dictatorship
More human rights abuses at the hands of a dictator
Hand-Wringing Over the Demise of the Laundromat
This is not a crisis. It's actually great news
This is How You Make Health Care Affordable
The current model for delivering healthcare is unsustainable and rapidly headed for the dreaded “death spiral."
How an Axe Murderer Helped Make Weed Illegal
When the head of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics heard about the Licata case, he knew it was the break he'd been waiting for.
Why Is the Stock Market Booming with Washington In Chaos?
Government isn't doing much, so at least policy is not getting worse faster.
9 Ways to Acquire Social Capital Using FEE's New Sticker App
Use these stickers of your favorite liberty heroes in your next SMS exchange.
Harry Potter and the Economic Segregation of Muggles
What if the Ministry of Magic just let people be free to do what they want, and wizards and Muggles lived together openly?
I Don't Want Anyone Forced to Bake Me a Cake
I want it to let them discriminate in the open. This way, we know exactly where not to do business.
Do Schools Teach Kids to Hate Reading?
Maybe if we let them read for pleasure once in a while they wouldn't hate doing it.
Why I'm Betting on the Future of Bitcoin
If we used Bitcoin, the entire transaction would be safely done in one minute. Imagine if the entire financial sector did that.
Silicon Valley Exists Thanks to Tax Cuts
Silicon Valley started out making guidance systems for missiles for the Defense Department.
Growing Tomatoes Might Get Your Home Raided by the Police
As the family sat quarantined in their own living room while the police searched through their most private and intimate belongings, Bob’s wife Addie had a terrible thought: This must have something to do with the family’s tomato garden.
Bully-Proofing Won't Work Until We Give Kids More Freedom
Bullying occurs because kids have no power to change their school environments.
Walter Williams on Bastiat
Bastiat recognized the greatest single threat to liberty is government.
The Brooding Baron of 20th-Century Fascism
Baron Giulio Cesare Andrea Evola's strange brew of dialectical apocalypticism, violent misogyny, Jew hating, and longing for global war.
5-Year-Old Fined $200 for Selling Lemonade
These kinds of regulations impede entrepreneurship and teach the wrong lessons to our kids.
Is UBI Better Than Welfare?
What are the best and worst case scenarios for UBI?
The Epic Boom and Bust of the Ostrich Feather Market
If they were going to compete, they needed an edge. They needed the legendary Barbary ostrich.
5 Things You Need to Know about the Upcoming Election in Germany
1. Angela Merkel is set to dominate once again.
7 Keystone Habits to Maximize Your Mornings
Start your day with good habits that will beget more good habits.
The Bitcoin Book to Get Mom on Board
A review of How Money Got Free: Bitcoin and the Fight for the Future of Finance
Public Servants Are Neither Angels Nor Devils
The difference is the institutional setting.
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