Michael Kinsley has an interesting piece in Slate today.
http://slate.msn.com/id/2084315/
It's about the Patriot Act and other so-called security measures and
whether they infringe on our liberties. He concludes that so-far the
infringement has not been so bad but there is potential danger in
Well, the average American is not so pro-freedom as, say, Walter Williams,
but considerably more so than the average Frenchman or German. So it's all
relative.
By the way, contrary to Kinsley's assertion, wage and price controls were
not merely a cynical re-election ploy. There was a real
Well, the average American is not so pro-freedom as, say, Walter Williams,
but considerably more so than the average Frenchman or German.
Really? How do you measure this?
The remarkable fact is that it is apparently perfectly legal for the government in the United States to control the price
Alex Tabarrok
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