Tweet Here’s a letter to the Wall Street Journal. Editor: Shyam Sankar and Julia Dimon offer some sound advice to increase U.S. production of pharmaceutical products, such as renewing (as they put it) “the bonus depreciation for capital equipment included in the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act and extend it to commercial structures such as factories” (“The Bitter Pill of Reliance on China,” April 18). But their case for protective tariffs on Chinese-made pharmaceutical products is weak. […]

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Tried and true cures for what ails were replaced by some clever “scientific” sleight of hand over a century ago.  Now it’s back, baby, for those who can cut through the mountains of pharma-ganda and heal themselves with forbidden know-how.  Humans who once lived in harmony with nature were tricked into worrying over life threatening disease to promote a load of magic-beans and phony pills by greedy shamans,…for largely preventable conditions and natural ancient remedies.  Their minds were “salted” with a few […]

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A “government border” and “private border” are not the same thing. One is legitimate one is not. one is full of contradictions the other is not. Point 1: Collective property is not legitimate. The purpose of property is that we know who owns what and to resolve conflict before it happens. There are other hypotheticals we can use but the one I go to is co owning a car with your wife. You want to keep the color […]

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Chapter 5 of Abundance, Generosity, and the State: An Inquiry into Economic Principles audiobook.

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Ilya Somin This commentary was originally published in The Volokh Conspiracy at Rea​son​.com.  On April 14, the Liberty Justice Center and I filed a lawsuit in the US Court of International Trade challenging the legality of Donald Trump’s gargantuan “Liberation Day” tariffs, on behalf of five US businesses that import goods from many of the countries targeted by the tariffs. The case is entitled VOS Selections, Inc. v. Trump. In previous posts, I previewed our key arguments and […]

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My end-of-week morning train WFH reads: • The world’s hot new trade is “sell America” For decades, the world has invested in America. Now, a global moment of clarity threatens to redirect trillions of dollars of capital inflows and diminish the U.S. in the international economic order. The U.S. receives nearly $2 trillion each year in foreign capital inflows, according to government data — things like investments in businesses and bank lending, but also foreign investors buying U.S. […]

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High on a mountaintop off one of Southern Vermont’s most treacherous roads stands a white farmhouse from 1780 and a charming barn, a place two Jersey cows, Jupiter and Rain, call home. Every morning at 8 a.m., a farmer greets the pair to begin their daily milking routine, producing raw milk—a subject as polarizing as last year’s election. Influencers are calling raw milk “liquid gold,” while the FDA continues to label it “dangerous.” Where’s the truth? Is raw […]

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