How Trump Can Lower Drug Prices Without Price Controls
Connor O’Keeffe
While Trump has not yet turned to price controls to address America’s absurdly high drug prices, Monday’s executive order suggests that he soon may. Price controls would only worsen the problem with the drug market. Here are three things he can do instead.
The Classical Liberals Were Radical Opponents of War and Militarism
Ryan McMaken
Extolling peace has characterized the classical liberal movement from the eighteenth century, at least from Turgot, on through the nineteenth century to Ludwig von Mises.
A Closer Scrutiny of Affirmative Action (Reservation) Programs in India
India has the longest history of affirmative action programs in the world and they have become the center of heated controversy between two clashing viewpoints.
Libertarianism, especially American libertarianism, is firmly rooted in the legacy of the American Revolution. But if this legacy is so vital to the American tradition, what went wrong?
Rothbard’s “Anatomy of the State” introduces the state as a unique, coercive institution, distinct from society. The latest Misesian expands on this view, examining historical commentary on the state’s emergence and its central role in modernity.
