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It Belongs to Me! A Libertarian Analysis of Property Rights in Nigeria
ABSTRACT: In this article the nature of private property rights in Nigeria is analyzed and a case is made for...
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There’s a New “Study” Showing 26% of Americans Are Right-Wing Authoritarians. There’s Nothing Scientific about It.
The cognitive dissonance of American academia and journalism is on full display in this survey. Original Article: "There's a New...
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What Is the Purpose of the Economy? Carl Menger Explains.
This second part of the series about the Principles of Economics treats Menger’s exposition of the economy. In continuation of the first...
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An “Open Mind” Is of No Use When It’s Open to Lies
Countless Americans have been repeatedly told to “follow the science,” supposedly to prove they are not obstinately closed-minded. But the...
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Investors Are on the Lookout for a Crash. But Prices Keep Going Up.
An insider confided to a friend that all he is doing right now is transaction work for real estate holders...
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Fannie and Freddie Are Just Government Agencies. They’re Likely to Stay That Way.
Fannie and Freddie were long quasi-government corporations that typified the corrupt union between the feds and corporate America. But now...
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A Defense Against Attacks on Negative Liberty
ABSTRACT: Isaiah Berlin made the distinction between negative liberty and positive liberty. Since then, prominent contemporary philosophers including Charles Taylor...
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Canadian Healthcare: A Half Century of Broken Promises
“People primordially fear illness and death, and physicians, from shaman to modern scientists, have always been perceived as holding a...
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Carl Menger Explains the Nature of Goods
With the publication of his Principles of Economics in 1871, Carl Menger (1840–1921) laid the groundwork for the Austrian school. His...
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The Ideas Taught at Mises U Are the Greatest Threat to the Establishment
In 2020, for the first time, the Mises Institute had a video removed by YouTube. The video was a lecture...
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