Some Links

by Don Boudreaux on June 11, 2015

in Crony Capitalism, Health, Other People's Money, Seen and Unseen, Trade, War, Work

Sandy Ikeda explores the alleged trade-off between liberty and safety.  A slice:

The real trade-off is between liberty and tyranny.

I agree with Arnold Kling that “Ex-Im seems to me to be another one of those issues, like housing policy, on which conservative economists have it right and the prominent left-leaning economists are silent.”

Mark Perry helps to reveal the faces of the flesh-and-blood victims of the cruel government policy called “minimum wage.”

George Will wisely argues in favor of trade-promotion authority (TPA).

George Leef asks: Does Harvard University racially discriminate?

Here’s Steve Horwitz on socialism and war: two sides of the same coin.

Writing in U.S. News & World Report, my Mercatus Center colleague Bob Graboyes explains why medical care in the U.S. is so expensive.

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