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Monthly Archives: October 2012
Storm Economics in One Lesson | Laissez-Faire Bookstore
Storm Economics in One Lesson | Laissez-Faire Bookstore. This amazing article by Jeffrey Tucker explodes, like, five fallacies in one essay. Every time there’s a natural disaster, the economic know-nothings come out in force to spew nonsense about how it … Continue reading
Posted in Blog Link
Tagged broken window fallacy, Capitalism, jeffrey tucker, keynesianism, LFB, natural disasters, price controls, price gouging
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Legalize. Don’t Tax. Don’t Regulate.
One of the most appealing aspects of libertarian political philosophy is that it demands the legalization of all victimless crimes. Those within the liberty movement celebrate as legalization of various currently prohibited activities (drugs, gambling, prostitution) tends to slowly gain … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged Drugs, gambling, legalization, liberals, libertarianism, oregon, prostitution, regulation, statists, Taxes
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The Republican Rape Dilemma – Mark Davis – [page]
The Republican Rape Dilemma – Mark Davis – [page]. Libertarians are on both sides of the “abortion issue.” The point of this post is not to take sides on the issue of whether or not abortion should be legal or … Continue reading
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Tagged abortion, mitt romney, rape, richard mourdock, todd akin, war on women
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Outsourcing Is Good
This excellent short video by the Cato Institute does an excellent job describing how outsourcing benefits Americans. Very relevant to the recent posts on labor markets, as well as the economic nonsense being peddled by the two Presidential candidates.
Posted in Video Link
Tagged cato institute, china, Economics, labor markets, outsourcing
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Labor Markets Aren’t Special
The laws of economics are universal. They apply to all markets, everywhere, at all times. At times, governments or other hostile forces may restrict certain markets in particular ways to cause them to be unique, but the general laws still … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged Economics, Free Markets, labor markets, minimum wage, outsourcing, price controls, supply and demand, unemployment
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What Would Bastiat Do?
In relation to the “equal pay for equal work” discussion, this quote seems relevant: “Socialism, like the old policy from which it emanates, confounds Government and society. And so, every time we object to a thing being done by Government, … Continue reading
Milton Friedman on “Equal Pay for Equal Work” (What Romney Should Have Said)
This video has made the rounds in the libertarian circles for quite some time, but seems particularly relevant today. Hearing clips from the Presidential debates merely makes me far more regretful that Ron Paul is not appearing in them. Every … Continue reading
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Tagged Debate, equal pay, gender equality, libertarianism, milton friedman, mitt romney, unemployment, war on women
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Update Schedule
When Tom Woods speaks, I listen. I saw a video that urged people to start a blog, and I did. Recently in a live chat, he suggested that to grow an audience, you had to provide content on a consistent … Continue reading
Dude, Where's My Freedom? 