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Why Trade Is the Pathway to Peace, Not Just Prosperity
“If soldiers are not to cross international boundaries, goods mustdo so. Unless the shackles can be dropped from trade, bombs will drop from the sky.”— Otto T. Mallery
Remember When Pundits and Regulators Warned Netflix Could Never Compete With Comcast?
Now that a few years have passed and the dust has settled from the Comcast-NBC merger, how has it affected Netflix?
I Was Part of the Exodus of 14,000 Unaccompanied Children from Communist Cuba. Here's What It Taught Me about Migration and Liberty
Immigrants have the potential to make great contributions to the United States; the current political debate often clouds the pressing need for greater migrant labor.
The Myth of Predatory Pricing
This truth is important when discussing so-called predatory pricing.
Capitalism Is Primed to Rid the Developed World of Traffic
Where there’s little to no capitalism, there are lines.
Aristotle’s Defense of Private Property: 4 Reasons Communal Property Is Inferior
Aristotle’s arguments on property are still relevant today. Many free-marketeers have forgotten that there are more benefits of private property than mere economic efficiency.
Should the Supreme Court Matter So Much?
There's no written backing for the power the Supreme Court wields.
'The Road to Serfdom': 7 Things You Might Not Know about Hayek's Classic Book
To date, 'The Road to Serfdom' has sold more than 2 million copies.
Still Crying for Argentina
The legacy of the Peróns and Perónism is a costly one, for which Argentina is still paying the price.
How Socialists Make Economics the "Dismal Science" in Spite of Rising Prosperity
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Payback Stings: Americans Suffer the Consequences of Protectionism
Retaliation from our trading partners already is causing problems.
It's Time to End Double Taxation for US Citizens Abroad
Current tax law was simply not written to accommodate citizens living in foreign countries.
A Note on Comparative Advantage: It Changes Frequently
Comparative Advantage Explains Patterns of International Trade
The Harms of Hate Crime Laws
will increasingly see anyone railing against that government as hateful.A government that gets to determine hate speech
Does the Federal Government Have the Power to Regulate Immigration? Thomas Jefferson and James Madison Said No
Federal regulation of immigration is a power both Thomas Jefferson and James Madison maintained was “no where delegated to the federal government.”
The Self-Oppression of Identity Politics
Which story will define and inform your lives?
Africa’s Revolutionary New Free Trade Area Could Lift Millions out of Poverty
Beyond the AfCFTA, overall trends across the continent indicate shifting attitudes towards free enterprise.
Why the Supreme Court Shouldn't Possess the Power to Bestow Individual Rights
Anyone who thinks individual rights come from nine elite lawyers is about the furthest thing from being egalitarian.
We Need School Choice for Education without Dogma
School choice is not religious in principle. It is anti-dogma in principle, valuing the fit between school and student, asserting the validity of many paths.
The Senate is Killing State Welfare Reform
As demonstrated in a new study by the Employment Policies Institute, more generous welfare entitlements lead to more poverty and more people on welfare.
An Expert Explains the Postal Monopoly
Early FedEx packages had the words “Extremely Urgent Material” stamped on the side of the packet. Because that was the wording of the exception to the delivery monopoly!
Criticism of Tax Cuts Grows More Incoherent
The Democratic critique of the tax cuts has grown increasingly incoherent.
Making Americans Work for Foreigners
It is not America that exports or imports, but individual Americans.
The Western World’s Most Depressing Chart
Western nations are abandoning the policies that made them prosperous.
How Socialized Medicine Creates Dependence
If we’re ever to rein in spending on Medicare and Medicaid, it’s likely going to come about due to government officials making decisions about who qualifies for what kind of health care.
What the Case of Permit Patty Can Teach Us About Mercy
With the rising influence of public opinion, public ideas of justice and mercy impact our lives more acutely. Alison Ettel has seen this firsthand.
Tragedy of the Commons at a Kiddie Slide
Truly market-based economies inherently provide the best chance of an equal opportunity for participation no matter your size, strength, race, or gender.
"Taxes Are the Price We Pay to Live in a Civilized Society" – or Are They?
The state’s hunger for tax revenue and control directly undermines well-intentioned humans’ efforts to be civil to each other.
In Belgium, Is Communism Making a Comeback?
Belgium's Communist party is gaining support in the polls despite being ideologically motivated by some of the worst criminals of the 20th century.
The Left’s War on Curiosity
How do you react when presented with new information or a viewpoint that contradicts your beliefs?
The Supreme Court Has Destroyed the Principle of the "Consent of the Governed"
Any power exercised by the federal government that is not among those delegated in the Constitution is power exercised without the consent of the governed.
Brick by Brick: How Lego Became the Largest Toy Company in a Digital Era
“Only the best is good enough.”
Socialism is Not Built on Compassion. It's Built on Dehumanizing Others
How is itpossible to insist that the next socialist regime will be different?
New Jersey Doubles Down on Class Warfare and Big Government
New Jersey is a fiscal disaster area.
Leave My Scooter Alone
As this new mode of transportation grows in popularity, regulators should put some basic rules in place and leave the rest to innovation and common sense.
What’s Really Wrong With Inequality?
The march of the populists—on both the Left and the Right—shows no sign of slowing.
How Politics Distorts Our Perceptions
Do you really know your opposition's party? Do you even really know your own?
The Troubling Internal Logic of the Far Left’s Calls for Violence
As always, the solution involves more communication.
DC Tax Hike to Reward Metro for Failure and Punish Uber and Lyft for Success
Washington D.C. clearly does not care what the consumers want.
Words from the President Who Achieved Economic Excellence without Sacrificing Freedom
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Can Americans Remember the Virtue of Independence (and the Corrosiveness of Dependence)?
Many say they love freedom, but professed love is not enough.
Fireworks Stores Need Independence, Too
Governments are stifling freedom on goods used to celebrate a holiday about freedom.
Lessons On Life and Business From My Father
He’s a self taught martial arts expert, has had videos he’s made stolen by Quentin Tarantino for movies, been parodied on Wayne’s World and the Late Show, was sent cease and desist letters from Saturday Night Live and UnderArmor and he’s probably taught more people how to shoot a firearm than any man in history.
Lyft and Uber Are Bringing Cultures Together
Through commercial interactions, they are helping to break down walls between culturesand replace them with bonds of neighborliness.
What if We Treated Public Schools as Monopolies?
If monopolies are bad, then public schooling is possibly the worst kind of monopoly.
Could This US Commonwealth Become a Real-World Wakanda?
Given the uncertainty around CNMI’s economic future, some individuals are taking actions to transform the Commonwealth into something more sustainable.
What’s Happening with the Economy—Strong Growth or False Boom?
Is this too little, too late?
The Supreme Court Just Put Small Online Businesses at Serious Risk
The Supreme Court got it right 25 years ago, and it was wrong to second-guess that decision.
D.C.'s New Minimum Wage Proposal Is Anti-Choice
The choice should be made by people, not by legislation.
Protecting Jobs for Their Own Sake Stifles Economic Growth
No country can afford to treat jobs as so many ounces of gold that must be counted stored and protected from obsolescence.
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