Probably for those of you who have not read “Atlas Shrugged”, this piece of parody updating Ayn Rand’s novel for the current situation will not be even close to make you laugh. But, still it is worth trying as it is simply brilliant!
The issue of rules imposed by the state on organizations and people taking part in market transactions is not about regulation itself. What is not regulated by legislation can still be controlled in other ways. Consumer expectations, competition, prices of factors of production, customs and social norms - all these things influence (and regulate) what […]
This week’s EconTalk with George Selgin is one of the most thought-provoking talks Russell Roberts has ever hosted. They use free banking as an analogy to free trade and discuss differences between the idea of free banking and the current model with central bank and state monopoly to issue money. Selgin eloquently explains potential differences […]
I have redirected both the main and the comments feeds to Feedburner. This way I will be able to get more detailed statistics on readership and the number of subscribers. For all my exceptional guests everything should look as usual, including addresses of both feeds. Minor changes in the way the feeds look in your […]
… and I will tell you who you are. People we spend our lives with tell more about us than we usually think. If somebody knows the kind of individuals that want to be our companions, he will be able to guess the emotional and social needs we are apt to fulfill as friends or […]