FEE president Lawrence Reed discusses monopoly, competition, and the history of the Standard Oil Trust.
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Government Beneficence and Other Fairy Tales
Both Lawrence O’Donnell and Rachel Maddow seem to want to pretend that government payouts are free, as though bestowed by ... Go to blog
The Myths of the Interventionists
When people like Paul Krugman come face to face with the failure of the ideas they’ve been peddling for decades, ... Go to blog
The Need for Critical Thinking
Today’s document is an October 6, 1960 article from economist Ludwig von Mises. The article, from the Tuller Foundation, discusses ... Go to blog
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2012 Founders Fellowship: Civil Liberty, Commerce, and the Constitution
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Lawrence W. Reed at the Bluegrass Institute Membership Campaign Kick-Off
