Frequent contributor (and my brother-from-another-mother) Tom suggests we add an “ask a libertarian” section. Now we are hardly mouthpieces for a wildly diverse movement that is part party, part philosophy, and we won’t try to be. But we’re certainly glad to engage readers and try to shine some light on why we think freedom, limited [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Trade’
Reader Questions vol I: Patents and Innovation
Posted in Law, Reader Questions, tagged Costs, Incentives, Innovation, Patents, Profit, Reader Questions, Trade on October 4, 2009 | 3 Comments »
Positive-Sum vs. Zero-Sum
Posted in Economics, Psychology, tagged Evolution, Inequality, Trade, Wealth on August 19, 2009 | 5 Comments »
Once a friend claimed to me that a free market was ultimately unsustainable because in the long run, all wealth would be channeled to one person. The implication here is that the government provides a necessary check to prevent such injustice. The claim is one that addresses complex social and economic features of how humans [...]