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March 23, 2020

Mises Institute

By Gregory Gordon

Coronavirus Panic: From Trillion-Dollar Paternalism to "Cash for Bunkers"

You are not even allowed to ask: "Is the price we’re paying worth it?" or "Is this an abundance of caution, or an overdose?" The "serious people" attack anyone who urges calm and encourages others to adopt a "don’t panic" approach. The new party line is: panic = virtue.

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By Philipp Bagus

In Spain You Can't Use Your Own Back Yard. Police Make Sure of It.

Philipp Bagus reports from Spain: when people are frightened enough, they'll let the state do pretty much anything.

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By David Gordon

A Fallacy About Negative Externalities

Some people use the concept of negative externalities to argue for government to force people toward "what is best for them." An example of this is the call for a consumption tax.

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Jeff Deist | Per Bylund

Human Action Part Three with Dr. Per Bylund

If you've wanted to read Human Action, this is your opportunity to hear it explained by great economists and scholars!

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