Throughout history, governments have generally been much less tolerant of racial difference than private employers have been. This is because the gov… - David R. Henderson

I noted that one reason we buy so much health care is that the price to us is artificially low; if we paid the full price for health care, we would make better life-style decisions on exercise, smoking, and foods and would need less health care.

It is not always easy to define property rights. What is striking, though, is how often government legislation and court rulings have prevented the common law system from handling pollution problems even when common law seemed to be working well toward resolving them.

One thing we know from centuries of history is that if the government has revenue to spend, it will spend it.