Jeffrey A. Tucker

tucker@lfb.org

Jeffrey Tucker is a distinguished fellow at FEE and executive editor and publisher at Laissez Faire Books.

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Tobacco Speakeasy

Prohibition Lite Is Making RYO Cigarettes All the Rage

JUNE 19, 2013 by JEFFREY A. TUCKER

Smokers haven't had to roll their own cigarettes in nearly a century. If the State can reduce the market for one of the most-traded items on earth to this level, what can't it ruin?

The Pursuit of Happiness

The Character of Edward Snowden

JUNE 11, 2013 by JEFFREY A. TUCKER

Edward Snowden heroically gave up a comfortable life to expose the machinery of oppression under which we all live.

Anything Peaceful

Do You Know the Way to San Jose?

MAY 29, 2013 by JEFFREY A. TUCKER

Digits are the ultimate draft dodgers, and Bitcoin is notably fleet of foot.

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Advice to Young, Unemployed Workers

MAY 16, 2013 by JEFFREY A. TUCKER

Times are tough for young workers--especially since they've mostly been lied to throughout their lives. Coming to terms with some hard truths now, though, will give them the chance to thrive.

The Pursuit of Happiness

Meet the Targets or Die the Death

APRIL 25, 2013 by JEFFREY A. TUCKER

The Atlanta schools cheating scandal is the expected result of State interference in the incentive structure.

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