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“In Defense of Capitalism” Conference in Copenhagen
A couple of groups are coming together to host a conference entitled “In Defense of Capitalism” in Copenhagen on April 24 and 25. Full information is here. Speakers include Lars Seier Christensen, Indra de Soysa, Thorsten Polleit, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, Philipp Baggus, and myself. I’m reprising my “Common Objections to Capitalism” lecture... »
Should Libertarians Oppose “Capitalism”?
Excellent post by Bryan Caplan, Should Libertarians Oppose “Capitalism”?, arguing against Sheldon Richman’s contention that we libertarians should not only not use “capitalism” as a synonym for favoring free markets, but that we should say we oppose “capitalism,” because of the term’s connotation of the historical collusion between business... »
Should Libertarians Oppose “Capitalism”?
Excellent post by Bryan Caplan, Should Libertarians Oppose “Capitalism”?, arguing against Sheldon Richman’s contention that we libertarians should not only not use “capitalism” as a synonym for favoring free markets, but that we should say we oppose “capitalism,” because of the term’s connotation of the historical collusion between business... »
Do subsidies for universities grow the economy?
A new paper published by the Adam Smith Institute says that we should look at the unseen costs of tax-funded higher education. The argument is a good one. Related posts: Britain looks to the Continent DOJ Dedicated to Disproving Liberty & Justice Tonight: “The Legacy of Adam Smith and the Future of Capitalism” Click here to read the... »
Do subsidies for universities grow the economy?
A new paper published by the Adam Smith Institute says that we should look at the unseen costs of tax-funded higher education. The argument is a good one. Related posts: Britain looks to the Continent DOJ Dedicated to Disproving Liberty & Justice Tonight: “The Legacy of Adam Smith and the Future of Capitalism” Click here to read the... »
