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Someone famous once said "what finer way to enslave a people than to enmesh them in a fine set of regulations". Can anyone say who wrote that comment and preferably quote a source with page number? I suspect it was Hayek but have not been able to track it down. Many thanks Peter
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[quote]abundantly clear if you look at my profile[/quote] Okay, I'll check. do do do do dooooo (singing while I read)) [quote]an advocate of a stateless but also mono-centric legal order.[/quote] I don't know if you realize that a mono-centric legal system relies on a... monopoly of legitimacy...
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Chapter seven (Actions Within the World) part three (Human Labor as a Means) subsection three (The Creative Genius) states as follows: Far above the millions that come and pass away tower the pioneers, the men whose deeds and ideas cut out new paths for mankind. For the pioneering genius [12] to create...
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"A thing rendering such unlimited services is, for instance, the knowledge of the causal relation implied. The formula, the recipe that teaches us how to prepare coffee, provided it is known, renders unlimited services. It does not lose anything from its capacity to produce however often it is used;...
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[quote]Central banks, legal tender laws, barriers to entry, etc...[/quote] Aren't those things exactly what fractional reserve bankers (aka fraudsters) asked the government to implement so that their criminal 'business' model is now wiped out by real free market forces ? [quote]The government...