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Chapter 2: Liberal Economic Policy
The economic case for private property and the free market, including the impracticability of socialism, the failures of interventionism, and the problems of cartels, monopoly, and bureaucracy.
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Freedom Is Much More Important Than Democracy
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Authored by J.B. Shurk via American Thinker,
Democracy invites despotism. When understood as majority rule, democracy means that fifty-one of every hundred citizens can have their way with the other forty-nine.
"But I want to keep my possessions, weapons, and children." Too bad, the majority have decided to redistribute your property to those lazy bums over there, disarm you before you can do anything about it, and indoctrinate your children in public schools, so that they learn to resent you and love the State.
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US PMIs Signal Stagflation Fears Accelerating As War Started
US PMIs Signal Stagflation Fears Accelerating As War Started
With 'hard' US macro data having drifted weaker all year, consensus was expecting only a modest decline in S&P Global's US Composite index in preliminary March data (that presumably will be affected in some part by the war and its consequences).
The consensus was right, but the picture was mixed with Manufacturing PMI surprising to the upside (52.4 vs 51.5 exp vs 51.6 prior) - highest since Oct 2025.
Services PMI, on the other hand, disappointed, falling to the lowest since April 2025...
Source: Bloomberg
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