That Which is Unseen
Anybody who understands Bastiat’s example of the broken window fallacy understands more about life than most academics.
Category: LAW & ECONOMICS
Regulations Allow Government To Pick Winners and Losers
Much of the inequality we are seeing today is not of natural, but of political origins.
Keshav Bedi : A Rejoinder To Anuraag Saxena’s ‘Dharmicism’
People put forth ideas like Dharmicisim because they have a basic misunderstanding of what economics is.
Today’s Anticapitalists Are Closer to Fascism Than They Think
Just like fascism, every other anticapitalistic ideology promotes government interventions, contempt for individual freedom, and a mystical view of government’s role and nature.
Swarajya Magazine (Almost) Got Something Right ! Looking into “Dharmicism”
As much as there’s lot wrong with Anuraag Saxena’s article, it has at least divorced itself from the nonsense which passes for economics these days.
Keynes Was Wrong About Consumer Spending – And It Won’t Take Us Out of This Recession
An artificial boost indemand that is not supported by production leads to the dilution of savings, and ultimately in to impoverishment.