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In 1949, the US Congress’s Special Committee on Lobbying began investigated the Foundation for Economic Education (FEE).

"When your main mission is to do the bidding of the state, rather than serving consumers in the voluntary marketplace, you are not really a private company in the true sense of the term. Your company is not a market…

When Michael Parsons envisioned his Montessori-inspired microschool in Charleston, West Virginia earlier this year, he knew that he wanted to create an intentionally small learning environment where each child’s individual…

“When you don’t like the message,” the old saying goes, “shoot the messenger.” In the wake of Supreme Court rulings they don’t like, leading Democrats in Washington renewed calls last year to “pack” the Court with more…

“There are two different kinds of social cooperation,” wrote Ludwig von Mises: one based on contract (voluntary agreement and reciprocity), the other based on hegemony (”command and subordination”).

"In Ehrlich’s worldview, humanity only transgresses and can only cause harm. In Simon’s view, humanity takes primacy and the sources of its enrichment also repair many harms done to the environment, and eventually allows…

It’s a great time to be an education entrepreneur!

One industry that has recently come under attack from critics of the free enterprise system is fast fashion.