Homines libenter quod volunt credunt
Posted in Corporatism, Market Failures, Regulation on Jan 5th, 2011
Regulation and anti-trust is rarely about consumer protection. I was thinking about the old anti-trust suit brought against Microsoft over a decade ago. The claim went something like this: Microsoft developed its own web browser (Internet Explorer) that it packaged for “free” with its windows operating system software. Most hardware devices contracted with Microsoft to […]
Posted in Macroeconomics, Money on Jun 5th, 2008
What is the World’s Most Profitable Company? If you guessed Exxon-Mobil, you would, of course, be correct. But what if I asked you who was the second most profitable company? Is it:
Posted in Corporatism, Extended Order on Apr 8th, 2008
the typical trucker of the “typical” politician? It’s not even a close competition! This interesting article from the Quad-City Times illustrates why. Truckers appreciate and understand Hayek and Leonard Read: Hills then removed his wristwatch, using it to explain his point of view: “Every piece of this watch was trucked from somewhere. If you can’t […]
Posted in Corporatism on Apr 3rd, 2008
Learn about how the Fed has completely over-reached its statutory authority and is laying waste to the U.S. Constitution. We The People don’t seem to understand, or care, for that matter.
