…bargaining). Eliminating that radical anti market assumption. Nozick is left with nothing at all. In free markets the just price is whatever people are willing to pay. So the deal…

Stolen from an e-mail from coberly and worth a comment or two I think: …”the free market” adjusts… freely… to taxes the way it adjusts to any other “scarcity.” but…

…free trade only makes sense if it really is free, which means that a thumb on the scale at one end of the transaction justifies a tariff, or counter-subsidy, at…

…free trade. Roderick Boyd in the New York Sun reports: “One intellectual opponent of Mr. Dobbs’s said he focuses on the costs of America’s free-market policies without even trying to…

…fairness here is the TL:DR version: Advocates of free trade and globalization were taken aback a week ago by the assumption by China’s President Xi Jinping of rule for life….

…in action at a County Commission meeting as they passed a resolution to deny the right to abortion and birth control coverage for non-unionized women. The Weaponization of the Free-Exercise…

…do with their free time and thus no longer even like it because “[t]hat state of freedom has been refused them and disparaged for so long.” People are generally more…

…came to the support of “free trade for free traders”? Why, the United Steelworkers Union, of course: The news came only hours after the United Steelworkers pleaded Canada’s case to…

“The modern free press,” Infidel753 Blog, Infidel753 In the US, we have probably the world’s strongest protections for free speech and freedom of the press, thanks to the First Amendment…

I believe the key words here are taking a break from free trade. Mostly too, I believe the free-trade-motif (so to speak) has been used enough times to line the…