All Posts Tagged With: "special interests"
Regulation, the Constitution, and the Economy: The Regulatory Road to Serfdom by James Rolph Edwards
University Press of America • 1998 • 256 pages • $52.00 cloth; $32.50 paperback
James Rolph Edwards invokes a Hayekian legacy in the title of his book, Regulation, the Constitution, and the Economy: The Regulatory Road to Serfdom. In light of Hayek’s belief that freedom cannot endure unless every generation restates and reemphasizes its value, this [...]
On Airports and Individual Rights
Tibor Machan teaches ethics in the school of business at Chapman University. His latest book is Generosity: Virtue in Civil Society (Cato Institute).
For a couple of years, Orange County, California, has been buzzing with controversy over what to do when the El Toro Marine Air Base is closed. The question on everyone’s mind is whether [...]
Distrust and Verify
Dwight Lee is Ramsey Professor of Economics and Private Enterprise at the University of Georgia and a monthly columnist for The Freeman. Jeff Clark is Probasco Professor of Free Enterprise at the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga. The authors would like to thank the Earhart Foundation for supporting their work on trust in government.
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The End of Prosperity: How Higher Taxes Will Doom the Economy–If We Let it Happen
By Arthur B. Laffer, Stephen Moore, and Peter J. Tanous
