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Subject What Year Did Healthcare Become a "Right"?
Date February 6, 2020 9:04 PM
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** February 6, 2020
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** By J. Kyle deVries
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** What Year Did Healthcare Become a "Right"? ([link removed])
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Was healthcare a natural right two hundred years ago? If so, how is it that this "right" to eighteenth-century medicine morphed into a right to MRIs and chemotherapy? Do rights change with technology? That's not how rights work.

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** By Ryan McMaken
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** Brexit Voters Aren't As "Irrational" As Their Opponents Think ([link removed])
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Some anti-Brexit pundits tried to frame the Brexit debate as one of savvy economics-minded people against economic illiterates. These people missed the point.

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** By Doug French
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** Shhhh: Repo Operation in Process ([link removed])
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These days, the commercial banking system isn’t where the action is. Instead, it’s the shadow banking system that needs direct feeding to goose inflation—at least inflation in asset prices, and also to keep the debt service on the nation’s debt as low as possible.

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** By Ludwig von Mises
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** Do People Really Seek to Maximize Profit? ([link removed])
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Economics is not intent upon pronouncing value judgments. It aims at a cognition of the consequences of certain modes of acting.

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