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Who is Sovereign in Economics

What individual, group, or power is sovereign in economics? What is the final court of appeal? Economic theory alone cannot decide this, and this is an important judgment. It will fundamentally altar economic theory. For instance, Socialist economists would say … Read More

Do Import Quotas Benefit the Masses

Import quotas like their brother tariffs are one of the unholy spawns of Protectionism. They do not benefit most people; they are designed to benefit special interest groups. They protect inefficient domestic businesses from efficient foreign competitors. Throughout this process, … Read More

Mises’ Small Mistake

Ludwig von Mises was an exceptional economist; one of the best in all of history. But, like all humans, he still made little mistakes occasionally. One of his mistakes is his dismissal of price levels or in other words statistics … Read More

Are Public Schools Bureaucratic

Public schools are inherently bureaucratic. Anything run by the government will be managed bureaucratically and public schools are no exception. This becomes clear when one follows the money and consequently the source of authority. This is represented by the good … Read More

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