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Why CEOs go “woke”—and why they shouldn’t

by Jaana Woiceshyn Following cues from social and environmental activists, many CEOs are now signaling the wokeness of their companies. …

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Carl Menger’s Theory of Institutions and Market Processes

Summary This year marks the 150th anniversary of what in economics is called the “marginalist” revolution in economic theory and …

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Socialism-in-Practice Was a Nightmare, Not Utopia

Summary The more things change the more they stay the same, especially in terms of the return of wrong-headed and …

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Government Regulation Does Not Make Us Safe. Capitalism Does

by Jaana Woiceshyn Would you trust government more than business to keep you safe? Amazingly, most people say yes almost …

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The healthy state of industry and wealth is the state of absolute liberty, in which each interest is left to take care of itself. The only useful protection authority can afford them is that against fraud and violence. Taxes and restrictive measures never can be a benefit: they are at best a necessary evil; to suppose them useful to the subjects at large is to mistake the foundation of national prosperity...Jean-Baptiste Say
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