What Would Rothbard Say About the COVID-19 Panic?

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March 30, 2020

By Philipp Bagus

What Would Rothbard Say About the COVID-19 Panic?

No matter what the situation, no one has the right to compel someone to act for another's benefit, and that includes forced quarantines, business closures, and expropriations of medical equipment in the name of "public health."

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By Antonis Giannakopoulos

The New Euro Stimulus Won't Save the Greek Economy

The Greeks haven't saved or produced enough to justify their high standard of living compared to other countries of the world. This is a fragile bubble economy made possible by European central bankers.

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By David Gordon

Eminent Domain: Are Holdouts Really a Problem?

David Gordon is not convinced by the usual arguments claiming property owners ought to be forced to sell their property for an arbitrarily determined "market price."

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By Frank Shostak

"Cost Cutting" Is Necessary to Expand Real Investment

Many economists today think it's a bad thing when companies cut costs to increase profits. But this is a good thing that limits wasteful spending while setting the stage for more investment elsewhere.

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