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The Political Crisis in South Korea and the Failure...

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2025/02/11

Like their American counterparts, libertarians in South Korea allied themselves with the conservative political factions and now are paying a price in the face of a political meltdown. As Murray Rothbard noted, it is better to go with principles of liberty than caving in to statists.

Is the US Headed for Breakup (in the Long Run)?

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2025/02/11

Tom Woods and I talk about the need to look beyond the Trump administration to plan for a realistic ideological and political plan moving forward.

Open Borders are an Assault on Private Property

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2025/02/11

Whether illegal immigration from Mexico and Central America, or birthright citizenship, or migrants coming from the Middle East and Africa, the subject of immigration is an issue fraught with potentially perilous consequences. So it is especially important to understand it correctly.

Why the Early Libertarians Opposed Universal Suffrage

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2025/02/11

For both Locke and Montesquieu, private property was more fundamental than any political “right,” and this required prudential limitations on who could vote.

American Satisfaction

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2025/02/11

Americans are far more satisfied with the way things are going in their own life than with the US in general.

Will the Federal Reserve Blame Tariffs for the Price...

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2025/02/10

Tariffs, like oil prices, may have relevant implications on numerous trade factors, but they do not cause price inflation. Will the Fed blame tariffs like it blamed covid for price inflation?

Reconstruction through Propaganda

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2025/02/10

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 by their former masters. Using revisionist history, Wanjiru Njoya comes up with different, more realistic, accounts.

Countries Don't Go Broke. Governments Do.

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2025/02/10

It is not countries, but governments, which overborrow and go broke. The debtor is the government. The government is quite distinct from the country.

Jamaica’s Economic Renaissance: Andrew Holness and...

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2025/02/10

Jamaica is emerging as a rising economic power in Latin America and the Caribbean, widely regarded as an International Monetary Fund (IMF) success story.

Can Money Supply Growth Cause Economic Growth?

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2025/02/10

Mainstream economics tells us that we need a growing money supply to keep an economy growing. But what if a growing money supply diminishes economic growth? The Austrians have something to tell us about money growth.

Modern Piggy Banks

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2025/02/10

The piggy bank originated about 500 years ago at the dawn of capitalism, when ordinary people started to possess silver coins. This 500-year tradition seems to be yet another “minor” detail of life that has been killed by a world dominated by fiat paper money.

A New Administration, Same Old Support for FISA

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2025/02/09

Although a new presidential administration and Republican Congress have claimed support for civil liberties, support remains strong for the liberty-destroying FISA law. The more things change, the more they remain the same.

What About the Price of Beef?

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2025/02/08

Beef prices are rising again because of government intervention in the monetary system and in regulation of the beef industry. As American beef consumption falls, the entire industry is in trouble.

Is There a Libertarian Position on Citizenship?

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2025/02/08

Closing Signs

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2025/02/08

It was not long ago that signs for “Help Wanted” seemed to be in every store window. However, those signs are now being replaced.

Erick Brimen Explains the Free City of Próspera

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2025/02/08

Erick Brimen joins Bob to show how Próspera Honduras offers economic freedom and choice in regulatory treatment.

Do You Even Care about the Environment?

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2025/02/08

Inheritance Tax Hikes Threaten Farmers’ Property...

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2025/02/08

Britain‘s new Labour Government is doing what leftist governments always do: raising taxes on everyone, but pretending that only the wealthiest citizens will pay more. Middle-class British farmers are quickly finding out that the taxman is coming for them too.

A Praxeological Critique of the Equation of Exchange...

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2025/02/08

No macroeconomics or monetary theory course is complete without introduction of the Equation of Exchange, or MV = PQ. However, this equation explains nothing, praxeologically speaking. Instead, it clouds our understanding of how money fits into our economy.

The State Isn’t Santa Claus, It’s the Grinch!

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2025/02/08

Like Santa, who gives free gifts to our children, people think of the state as providing services “for free.” However, the state cannot provide anything without first confiscating wealth from others—like the Grinch, who first stole all the presents in Whoville.

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