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Classic and contemporary works, essays, commentary and analysis in defense of free enterprise and private property domestically and fair trade and American independence/full sovereignty internationally, upholding George Washington's policy of avoiding all permanent and entangling alliances with foreign powers, such as we now witness under the United Nations and its various Article 32 regional "free trade", security, or other arrangements, i.e., the WTO, GATT, NAFTA, NATO, SEATO, the European Union, and so forth).
Pelatiah Webster: America’s Adam Smith and a Forgotten Founder
In 1776, the same year the Declaration of Independence appeared in America, Pelatiah Webster started publishing a series of essays on economic matters
BY LAWRENCE...
The Lesson Restated – Henry Hazlit
BY HENRY HAZLIT
Economics In One Lesson, Part Three, Chapter 24: The Lesson Restated
Economics, as we have now seen again and again, is a science...
The Assault on Savings
BY HENRY HAZLIT
Economics In One Lesson, Chapter 23
From time immemorial proverbial wisdom has taught the virtues of saving, and warned against the consequences of...
The Mirage of Inflation
BY HENRY HAZLIT
Economics in One Lesson, Chapter 22
I have found it necessary to warn the reader from time to time that a certain result...
The Function of Profits
BY HENRY HAZLIT
Economics In One Lesson, Chapter 21
The indignation shown by many people today at the mention of the very word “profits” indicates how...
Leonard E. Read on Why Means Matter More Than Ends
GARY M. GALLES, FOUNDATION FOR ECONOMIC EDUCATION
History has produced an almost endless supply of those who would remake society into the utopia they imagine....
“Enough to Buy Back the Product”
BY HENRY HAZLITT
Economic in One Lesson, Chapter 20
Amateur writers on economics are always asking for “just” prices and “just” wages. These nebulous conceptions of...
Monopoly Might Be a Zero-Sum Game, but Wealth Isn’t.
Used with the permission of the Foundation for Economic Education.
‘Justice’ Is the Word of the Year, and ‘Social Justice’ Is Its Orwellian Opposite
BY MARK W. HENDRICKSON
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary has declared “justice” its “Word of the Year” for 2018, owing to a 74 percent year-over-year increase in...
Virginia Couple Scores First Round Victory in First Amendment Fight
Army veteran and wife are suing State Council of Higher Education for Virginia for right to teach job skills
ANDREW WIMER, INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE
Arlington, Va....
U.S. Supreme Court to Decide on Discriminatory State Laws Against Newcomers
JOHN E. KRAMER, INSTITUTE FOR JUSTICE
Arlington, Va.—Doug and Mary Ketchum moved to Memphis in 2016 with the dream of buying a business that would...
Welfare Cowboy
CHRIS EDWARDS, CATO INSTITUTE
A reporter called the other day to ask what I thought about the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) giving subsidies...