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The EU Backs Off its War on Cash. Here’s Why

The EU Backs Off its War on Cash. Here’s Why People view paying in cash “as a fundamental freedom, which should not be disproportionately restricted.” The European Commission, in its official war on cash, admitted that physical cash is perhaps not quite the source of all evil that many EU institutions, including the Commission itself, […]

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Is the World Becoming Less Free?

Is the World Becoming Less Free? Erosion of the rule of law and various civil liberties are causing the world to be a less free, less prosperous place. The Cato Institute has, in cooperation with the Canadian Fraser Institute and the German “Friedrich-Naumann Stiftung für die Freiheit,” assembled a comprehensive 396-page report on human freedom […]

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Resisting Socialism in early 20th Century Britain

Resisting Socialism in early 20th Century Britain “The foundations of economic freedom are weakening around the world, according to the 2013 Index of Economic Freedom published by the Heritage Foundation and The Wall Street Journal. Particularly concerning are the rise of populist ‘democratic’ movements that use the coercive power of government to redistribute income and […]

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Gold and the Grave Dancers

Gold and the Grave Dancers The Asset They Love to Hate … Back in the 1960s, Alan Greenspan wrote a well-known essay that to this day is an essential read for anyone who wants to understand the present-day monetary and economic system (which is a kind of “fascism lite” type of statism, masquerading as capitalism) […]

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Democracy or The Rule of Law – Ludwig von Mises Institute Canada

Democracy or The Rule of Law – Ludwig von Mises Institute Canada. One of the most heated topics last month was the protest in Hong Kong, led by students who were later joined by other Hong Kong citizens. The main issue between the government and the protesters is the Chief Executive Election method for 2017. […]

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