The Embargo at 50: Regulatory Causality vs. Anti-Oil Narrative
The terms “Oil Embargo” and “Energy Crisis” have been embedded in the nation’s history for ...
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The FTC’s Amazonian Snipe Hunt
When lockdowns were the order of the American day, we worried. The media highlighted only ...
Weak Economy Provides Key Policy Lessons
While the latest “strong” US jobs report and “cooling” CPI inflation have been touted as ...
Why “Free College” is a Terrible Idea
My work for the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal brings me into contact ...
Liberalism: What Does It Even MEAN? Political Scientist Explains
On this episode of Liberty Curious, Kate Wand sat down with Michael Munger, economist and ...
Curtailing Violence with Economic Freedom
Liberty lovers rightfully disdain violence, condoning it only when committed in self-defense, after violation of ...
To Live for Grievances Risks Liberty
In The Constitution of Liberty, F. A. Hayek writes, “Man learns by the disappointment of ...