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Foxes in the Financial Henhouse Anti-money laundering surveillance has done little but eliminate banking services

by Richard W. Rahn | Mar 25, 2014

To whom would you be willing to trust with all of your financial and tax information: close family members or the U.S. government and foreign governments, including Russia? For the last several decades, global liberty-haters have dreamt that all financial privacy...

How the Greens Help Putin in Crimea Incursion The eco-left’s opposition to oil and gas use leaves Ukraine at the mercy of Russia

by Richard W. Rahn | Mar 18, 2014

A primary duty of a sovereign nation is to put policies in place to protect the country from both military and economic aggressors. This normally includes the creation of a capable military force (and protective military alliances) and competent economic policies to...

The Responsibility to Resist Irresponsible Politicians Fiscal prudence must be carried from the kitchen table to the voting booth

by Richard W. Rahn | Mar 11, 2014

Are you more responsible than your government? If so, what can you do about it? If your personal spending rises faster than your income each year, you eventually will go bankrupt. Responsible people understand this and thus refrain from taking on more debt than their...

Legal and Illegal Political Corruption Beware of government’s power to intrude and do harm

by Richard W. Rahn | Mar 4, 2014

If a politician or government official takes a direct monetary bribe for granting a favor or sweetheart contract, do you think he should be sent to prison? Such an activity is despicable, but it is usually far less costly to society than the legal forms of corruption,...

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