How The Greeks Helped Business By Creating Legal Stability
“A rigid and complex procedure was introduced in Athens in order to discipline legislative innovations.”
Category: LAW & ECONOMICS
Bitcoin, Unlike Fiat Money, Is Compatible With Islamic Finance
Elevating morality above perceived efficiency makes for a profound starting point.
Legal Plunder : The Root Cause of Inequality
We might think that that the only form of plunder is the thefts punished by the Penal Code. But plunder is also committed “legally” and with the approval of society.
Why An Outright Ban on Bitcoin Might Be Unconstitutional
A mere ritualistic incantation of money laundering and black money as a justification for total prohibition will not satisfy the test of proportionality.
Why the Public Sector Can Never Be Considered “Productive”
A private firm’s productivity is gauged by how much the consumers voluntarily spend on its product. But the public sector’s “productivity” is measured by how much it spends.
The true harm of this sector can be guaged by subtracting “public” expenditure from GDP.
Why Non-Protesting Farmers Don’t Like MSPs and APMCs
“Nothing can be farther from the truth or good economics” as the MSP and APMC system