Destruction Is Creation – Not.
No, really. Please stop.
Destruction Is Creation – Not.
No, really. Please stop.
Wal-Mart, You ARE Doin’ a Heckuva Job!.
No to FEMA; yes to Walmart. But better than both, I rely on God and his bounty through a billion brothers and sisters in the family of the church.
Note the mention of the “invisible hand.” Christians call that “providence.”
How To Design A Consumption Tax That Isn’t Stupid.
Sounds great!
Voltaire on Earthquake Destruction.
Ironically, Voltaire’s target wasn’t the foolish theories of Keynesian economics, but the truth of the doctrines of providence.
Individuals Have Unlimited Wants and Desires and That Prevents Persistent Unemployment.
This may be the most difficult lesson in the world to learn, because it continually forces people to trust that their best hope of being provided for comes from an “invisible hand.” Attempting to grab hold of the reigns of the economy in order to force economic security always results in disaster.
Kinda reminds you of something you heard about the gospel, doesn’t it?
Selgin on Mellon, Harding, and Hoover.
More revisionist history?
Greenery in Canada: We have a winner | The Economist.
I’m not particularly persuaded that carbon is a harmful chemical, but as a measure of efficiency, it’s great. I’d trade a carbon tax for income tax any day of the week.
Why, Even Some Automakers Support it!.
Perhaps this ‘endorsement’ is simply the simpering “yes, massa” of corporate executives now servile to leviathan.
Or maybe this support reflects some automakers’ realization that satisfying this mandate will be more costly for their competitors than for them – and, hence, that the mandate will increase the market power of these supportive automakers by differentially burdening, and perhaps even bankrupting, some of their rivals.