Why the Early Libertarians Opposed Universal Suffrage
For both Locke and Montesquieu, private property was more fundamental than any political “right,” and this required prudential limitations on who could
For both Locke and Montesquieu, private property was more fundamental than any political “right,” and this required prudential limitations on who could
Americans are far more satisfied with the way things are going in their own life than with the US in general.
Tariffs, like oil prices, may have relevant implications on numerous trade factors, but they do not cause price inflation. Will the Fed
Tariff advocates perpetuate the myth that the state can solve economic problems by imposing artificial barriers.
Modern historians often portray post-Civil War “Reconstruction” as a time when well-meaning Republicans tried to aid newly-freed slaves who were being oppressed
It is not countries, but governments, which overborrow and go broke. The debtor is the government. The government is quite distinct from
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Mainstream economics tells us that we need a growing money supply to keep an economy growing. But what if a growing money
The piggy bank originated about 500 years ago at the dawn of capitalism, when ordinary people started to possess silver coins. This
Although a new presidential administration and Republican Congress have claimed support for civil liberties, support remains strong for the liberty-destroying FISA law.