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The negative consequences of Trump's irrational war on the free market

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At this stage of Donald Trump's presidency, it is extremely difficult to answer unequivocally the question of whether his term has been successful in economic terms. On the one hand, we have undoubtedly successfully implemented economic reforms, such as the reduction of corporate and personal tax rates, as well as the deregulation of a number of over-regulated sectors from …

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The West owes its wealth to parliamentarism, not monarchy

In order for a nation to become rich, its entire population must be emancipated, not just the aristocracy. Monarchism received a new impetus among libertarian and conservative circles after the monumental work “Democracy – The God Who Failed” by Hans-Hermann Hoppe. In it, the author criticizes the so-called “public ownership of the state”, expressed in parliamentary democracy …

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What makes nations rich?

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/Part 1 – The Free Market/ Throughout human history, politicians, philosophers and economists from all over the world have been searching for a formula for government that would make people richer. Historically, countless different approaches have been tried. Empirically, however, it has been proven that only those political ideologies and economic theories that promote the philosophy …

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