Some Links

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Frayda Levin speaks out against efforts in New Jersey to further price low-skilled workers out of jobs ^[2].

In this video, my GMU Econ colleague Dan Klein explores “Mere Libertarianism: Blending Hayek and Rothbard ^[3].”

In my latest Pittsburgh Tribune-Review column ^[4], I discuss the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure Act of 2009 (“CARD”).

Jonathan Adler identifies in the reasoning of Slate‘s Dalhia Lithwick a flaw that is all too common in people discoursing on some legislation’s constitutionality ^[5].

Here’s Walter Olson on the myths and realities of “stand your ground” laws ^[6].

Here’s Nick Gillespie (with links to Vero de Rugy) discussing Paul Ryan’s “dessert first, spinach later, defense always” budget proposal ^[7].

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