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The Disaster of Negative Interest Policy ([link removed])
by Thorsten Polleit ([link removed])
Only gradually, the damage becomes visible. Economic growth is dwindling; political conflicts over income distribution are increasing; the state becomes more and more powerful.
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When State Governors Tried To Take Back Control of the National Guard ([link removed])
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In 1986, eight governors threatened to veto deployments of state troops to Central America. Washington generals and politicians responded by further destroying state independence and the Second Amendment's militia clause.
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Why Transaction Cost Analysis is Attractive, and Very Flawed ([link removed])
by Per Bylund ([link removed])
Dressing up the history of the world, and its economic development, in terms of transaction costs is mostly not very helpful.
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If a Pure Market Economy Is So Good, Why Doesn't It Exist? ([link removed])
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"Herein lies the key to changing society — changing public opinion or people's preferences toward government. And the only way people are likely to change their preferences is through education and persuasion; force is ineffective."
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