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What is Libertarianism: Key Ideas and Concepts?

The key ideas of libertarianism have been developing for many centuries. The first hints of them can be found in ancient China, Greece, and Israel; they began to develop into something resembling modern libertarian philosophy in the work of thinkers such as John Locke, David Hume, Adam Smith, Thomas Jefferson...

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12 economic ideas everyone should be familiar with

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Richard N. Lorenz, FEE When I tell someone that I work at the Foundation for Economic Education, I often get the question back: “What are the economic ideas that people need to understand?” At FEE, we’ve been thinking about this question a lot in our articles, coursework, seminars, and videos. We’re generally …

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Jane Jacobs: How the Left Idolized One of the Greatest Deregulators of the 20th Century

Jane Jacobs is a curious figure – one of the legendary civil rights activists in the United States, without a college degree, she sees herself as an economist, but with the greatest influence on urban planning. She was born in 1916 and became famous for her book “The Life and Death of Great American Cities”, which was published in …

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