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Venezuela has made it impossible to grow businesses (and illegal to close them)
Rachel Cunliffe Businesses in Venezuela have a problem. In fact, almost everyone in Venezuela has multiple problems. Starvation, for example. Shortages of basic goods. Understaffed, understaffed hospitals and a lack of medicine. A corrupt and increasingly militarized government determined to protect the current president, Nicolas Maduro, at all costs. But businesses, especially factories, are …
More »The coup against Erdogan – like the attack on Dogan
When you go up against Ahmed Dogan with a combat pistol and that pistol catches you, there are not many options for what you do – either you are a complete idiot or you are a paid actor. No matter which of the two is true, Dogan will go home with all possible positives. The same is true for …
More »Introduction to the Austrian School of Economics - Part Two
Chapter I, Part 2* You can read the first part HERE Life is a series of ups and downs In economic theory, there are similar analogous reversals - the constant alternation of a strong economic boom and an almost as long economic downturn. There are different opinions, theoretical and practical explanations for the emergence of business cycles. According to the "mainstream" ...
More »Criticism of veganism from an insider
When I decided to change my eating habits in late fall 2014, I was worried about how my family, friends, and loved ones would react. I was afraid of the amount of arguments I would have to have to defend my conscious choice not to eat meat. What I expected happened, but …
More »Nationalists vs. Federalists – the False Clash
The events surrounding and especially after Brexit have once again brought to the forefront the fundamental debate about what the right "recipe" for the European Union is – is a Europe of nation states better than a united and centralized Europe? On one side of this argument stand the Eurosceptic nationalist movements of the Old Continent – UKIP, …
More »A society without money
The banknotes and coins in circulation are what most people think of money as. In fact, they represent a very small fraction of all the money in the economy, depending on how you define it. Most of your money isn't in the family safe or hidden under the mattress. …
More »The stupidity of the government (will) kill children with drug tests
This article* will explain why the idea of introducing urine drug testing among students is frightening and counterproductive. We begin by clarifying that adolescent drug use is not a good thing, worthy of admiration, on the contrary – whatever policies we adopt regarding drugs, we must first analyze what will happen to …
More »Shared travel – a lesson in capitalism and snobbery
It never even crossed my mind that I would have to speak out publicly on this topic, or even parade on television, defending the obvious. But alas, I now know that nothing, absolutely nothing, can surprise me in Bulgarian managerial thought. The chronology of events Once upon a time...
More »Only an armed society can be free and responsible.
Following the tragedy in Orlando, Florida a few weeks ago, when a radical Islamist gunman shot and killed 50 people in a gay club, the public debate over gun control has once again flared up in full force. In recent years, it has become one of the biggest public debates not only in the United States but also around the world. …
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