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Tag Archives: social security
The Libertarian Case For Welfare Cheats
Generally speaking, libertarians are almost universally opposed to any “social welfare” or wealth redistribution programs. We consider them to be impractical, economically inefficient, and an unjust violation of property rights. If it were up to us, all of these programs … Continue reading
Posted in General Theory
Tagged entitlement, fraud, government, libertarianism, social security, supreme court, Taxes, welfare, welfare fraud, welfare state
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Incentives and the CPI
Note: This post is adapted from a comment I made on David’s latest blog. One of the most fundamental principles of economics is that people respond to incentives. This is a basic axiom that almost no one would dispute. From … Continue reading
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Tagged CPI, Economics, federal reserve, government benefits, incentives, inflation, prices, social security
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Dude, Where's My Freedom? 
LA Times Subtly Admits: Obamacare Is A Massive Wealth Transfer
Affordable Care Act’s challenge: getting young adults enrolled – latimes.com. This article amuses me greatly. I’m not sure that they quite realize it, but they’re basically admitting that Obamacare amounts to nothing more than a giant subsidy of health care … Continue reading →