Responding To Reich, Part 5: A Free Market Is A Fair Market – OpEd
By Patrick Carroll Reich’s fifth economic “myth” that he sets out to debunk is the assertion that “the market is fair.” What
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How Javier Milei Explains His Economic Philosophy – OpEd
By Patrick Carroll Javier Milei has garnered significant global attention over the past year, and it’s not hard to see
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Javier Milei’s Blueprint For DOGE: A Chainsaw For Bureaucracy – OpEd
By Daphne Posadas “What is the difference between a madman and a genius? Success.” That opening line set the tone
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What Should President Trump Do Once He’s In Office? – OpEd
By Peter Jacobsen A few months ago I wrote a piece for FEE on Argentina’s new president, Javier Milei. Milei took on
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Who Was Joe Overton Of Overton Window Fame? – OpEd
By Lawrence W. Reed On October 28, 2024, on his social media platform “X” (formerly Twitter), the well-known entrepreneur Elon
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The Fourth Branch Of US Government Faces A Reckoning – OpEd
By Kimberlee Josephson Jeff Bezos recently released an op-ed on why the Washington Post will be refraining from endorsing political candidates and why he
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Ecuador’s Blackouts: The High Cost Of State-Controlled Electricity – OpEd
By Daphne Posadas In recent weeks, Ecuador has faced a severe energy crisis, with power outages lasting up to 10 hours
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What William Graham Sumner Would Say About Trump And Vance’s Tariff Rhetoric – OpEd
By Kody Jensen William Graham Sumner (1840–1910) was a professor, sociologist, clergyman, and advocate of laissez faire, the gold standard,
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Do We Sometimes Just Have To ‘Ignore’ Economists? – OpEd
By Peter Jacobsen Back in August, an article in The Atlantic titled “Sometimes You Just Have to Ignore the Economists” stirred up controversy. The
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What Makes Something A Monopoly? – OpEd
By Walter Block Is Google a monopoly? No. What about the National Association of Realtors—does it deserve this moniker? Certainly
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