…benefits in exchange for the pittance of slightly higher taxes on the upper crust. The article goes even further astray at the end with its label of a “two-part deal”…

…argument by Bryan Caplan of George Mason University, who blogs at econlog.org. He recently argued that the decade of 1870’s was the peak for Libertarian freedom and economics. Maybe, but…

One Salient Oversight sends some thoughts from down under on recycling labels: Think of the common labels thrown out against political opponents these days. What sort of political thinking would…

…public conversation, and are counter to our fundamental values of religious freedom and mutual respect – the very values that led to Rep. Omar’s historic election last year. While I…

…between the empirical world of markets and the putative substrate of “utility”. In the end, the reason for attaching a label like economics to some portion of human activity is…

…reject the label outright, though, he chose to examine it more closely. Marx observed that for labor-power to appear on the market as a commodity, the sellers must first be…

…the Freedom of Information Act. ‘All government data should be default public for maximum transparency.’” But now Trump has given DOGE a designation that means none of its documents, communications,…

…mundane and boring. Not everything requires an emotional response. It’s not always about you, is another. A dictator is not the most free of people. My freedom ends where yours…

…privately owned railroads also became highly profitable by merging and taking advantage of their freedom from price regulation and common carriage obligations. But before long, the railroads’ monopoly power began…

Remember the drug Ivermectin during the Covid epidemic? The animal-deworming medication was used so avidly as an off-label COVID treatment during the pandemic that some feed stores ended up going…