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Can you get something for nothing?

by Jaana Woiceshyn I was recently at a small garden center adjacent to a large chain store, getting supplies for …

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In the Beginning: The Mont Pelerin Society, 1947

by Richard Ebeling Seventy-five years ago, there occurred an important event in the post–World War II revival of free-market liberal …

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New “stakeholder capitalism”: A mandatory social role for business

by Jaana Woiceshyn There is a new “stakeholder capitalism” starting to prevail on business, proposed as a solution to what …

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Resisting the Market Process Undermines Freedom and Prosperity

Summary The case for the free market often seems to be a “hard sell,” in spite of the clear benefits …

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Happy New Year! All the best for 2022

Death by Experts: the World Bank’s Doing Business Report

by Dalibor Rohac From Human Progress . org Instead of improving the Bank’s flagship publication, the frequent changes to its …

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Learning about Liberty and Its Loss

I am now in my 70s. No longer a spring chicken but not a dead duck yet either, with, I …

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How Roman Central Planners Destroyed Their Economy

Spending, inflation, and economic controls destroy wealth and create conflict. In 449 B.C., the Roman government passed the Law of …

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I, Meal: The Symphonies of Cooperation on Made in a Day

by Art Carden Recently, my family watched a series on Disney+ called Made in a Day. It’s a steady diet …

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