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The High Price of a "Free Lunch" ([link removed])
by Frank Hollenbeck ([link removed])
Most everyone dislikes being taxed to pay for government. So governments turn to borrowing and printing money. But those methods aren't really any less costly than taxation.
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Tariffs Are an Attack on Natural Rights ([link removed])
by Richard F. Spall ([link removed])
The British opponents of the Corn Laws rightly understood that tariffs and other restrictions on trade are violations of fundamental natural rights, and that they privilege certain entrenched interests at the expense of everyone else.
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A More Sane Alternative to Government Prisons ([link removed])
by Lee Friday ([link removed])
A truly effective criminal justice system would be built on restitution, not imprisonment and punishment. Moreover, government-funded prisons have no incentive to rehabilitate prisons since they receive funding regardless of outcomes.
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[link removed] Why Employer-Funded Health Plans Are Turning to Free Market Medicine ([link removed])
by Michel Accad ([link removed]) , Anish Koka ([link removed])
Jay Kempton shares insights from his recent efforts to turn employers away from the wasteful and corrupt health insurance benefit model.
This Week's Power & Market:
* Democrats and Republicans Team Up to Send Federal Spending to New All-Time Highs ([link removed]) by Ryan McMaken
* McCaffrey in Harvard Business Review ([link removed])
* Call for Papers: Austrian Entrepreneurship Theory ([link removed])
This Week's Audio/Video:
* Economics for Entrepreneurs: Per Bylund on Execution ([link removed])
* The Bob Murphy Show: Bob Murphy Explains Austrian Business Cycle Theory, the Inverted Yield Curve, and the Coming Recession ([link removed])
* The Accad & Koka Report: Why Employer-Funded Health Plans Are Turning to Free Market Medicine ([link removed])
This Week's Mises Wire Articles:
* A More Sane Alternative to Government Prisons ([link removed]) by Lee Friday
* The High Price of a "Free Lunch" ([link removed]) by Frank Hollenbeck
* Inverted Yield Curves, Recessions, and You ([link removed]) by Paul F. Cwik
* The "Public Goods" Excuse for Big Government ([link removed]) by Gor Mkrtchian
* Government Won't Save Us From "Woke" Corporations ([link removed]) by José Niño
* Ludwig von Mises’s Human Action: Marking 70 Years of Continuing Relevance ([link removed]) by Richard M. Ebeling
* Jay Powell's Critics Don't Know More than He Does ([link removed]) by Gary Galles
* Why is the "Cost of Living" in Cities so High? ([link removed]) by Robert P. Murphy
* What Is "Originary Interest"? ([link removed]) by Ludwig von Mises
* Keynesian Economists Ignore Say's Law. We're Paying the Price ([link removed]) . by Alasdair Macleod
* What We can Learn from Liechtenstein ([link removed]) by Titus Gebel
* Why Employers Can't Exploit the Workers, Even if They Try ([link removed]) by Percy L. Greaves, Jr.
* How GDP Measures Help Create the Illusion that Money Pumping Grows the Economy ([link removed]) by Frank Shostak
* Labor and Labor Costs: Using Theory to Understand the Data ([link removed]) by Michael J. Hoffman
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