The Future Belongs to Liberty
Whose Folly? Whose Goodies?
JUNE 18, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
Washington insiders' complaints about the sequester show just how little they've learned from the fiscal mess they created.
Scarcity as Incentive: Making Do with Less in Dubai
MAY 27, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
Dubai has no oil, but plenty of money. It's another example of how innovation, in this case driven by scarcity, creates wealth.
Why Is There a Dole for Farmers?
APRIL 26, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
Farm welfare takes money from some hardworking Americans to give to other hardworking Americans with more romantic-sounding jobs. This system makes no sense, especially when Washington is already broke.
The Minimum Wage: Apparently Benevolent, Completely Wrong
MARCH 10, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
Raising the minimum wage is an attempt by the government to create wealth out of nothing. It winds up destroying it instead.
The Self-Congratulation of the “Public Servant”
JANUARY 23, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
Entrepreneurs and other actors in the private sector provide far more public service than politicians and bureaucrats.
Whither Kuwait: Illiberal Democracy or Enlightened Autocracy?
JANUARY 15, 2013 by DOUG BANDOW
The growing support for a religious regime among Kuwait's young shows how democracy, without limits to State power, can threaten a free society.
Indivisible Liberty: Personal, Political, and Economic
NOVEMBER 27, 2012 by DOUG BANDOW
Economic liberty is no less important than freedom of speech, association, religion, or any other. In fact, it's essential to all of them.
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