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Below you'll find a list of all posts from June, 2014

Poverty Cure Part One – Discussion Group Series – Thursday, July 3, 2014, 6:30pm

Join us at the Milton Friedman Room at The Nassau Institute offices for a conversation on "human flourishing." We will …

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The Continuing Relevance of F. A. Hayek’s ‘The Road to Serfdom’

Seventy years ago, on March 10, 1944, The Road to Serfdom by Friedrich A. Hayek was first published in Great …

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The Wisdom of Adam Smith for Our Own Times

First published at EPICTiMES. The continuing growth in government spending, taxing and regulation of economic affairs in the United States …

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Is continuing to tax, spend and grow the size of government a good idea?

With Financial Secretary John Rolle confirming that the VAT rate will increase  "in the not too distant future", it appears …

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Democracy in distress – II

First published at the Business Standard and posted here with the kind permission of the author. The long, uneasy route …

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Now liberalism is by no means unaware of the fact that men sometimes act unreasonably. If men always acted reasonably, it would be superfluous to exhort them to be guided by reason. Liberalism does not say that men always act intelligently, but rather that they ought, in their own rightly understood interest, always to act intelligently. And the essence of liberalism is just this, that it wants to have conceded to reason in the sphere of social policy the acceptance that is conceded to it without dispute in all other spheres of human action.Ludwig von Mises
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