The Need For Values Is Inbred. Their

Senator, We Are Groping For Understanding, The Knowledge You Assume I Possess Doesn't Exist' - 'the Only Effective Regulation Lies In The Propensity Of Customers To Choose Alternatives, Of Investors To Move Their Funds Elsewhere And Of Labour To Acquire Technical Skills' - 'senator, If I Seem Clear To You, You Must Have Misunderstood Me' - 'unfortunately, Senator, Nobody Knows Where The Next Innovative Idea Is Coming From. Political Decisions Are Never Random And Will Always Lose Out To Innovative Alternatives

I'm Not Denying That Monopolies Are Terrible Things, But I Am Denying That It Is Readily Easy To Resolve Them Through Legislation Of That Nature.

The Recent Evidence Increasingly Suggests That An Economic Expansion Is Already Well Under Way, Although An Array Of Influences Unique To This Business Cycle Seems Likely To Moderate Its Speed.

Regulation - Which Is Based On Force And Fear - Undermines The Moral Base Of Business Dealings. It Becomes Cheaper To Bribe A Building Inspector Than To Meet His Standards Of Construction. Protection Of The Consumer By Regulation Is Thus Illusory.

An Almost Hysterical Antagonism Toward The Gold Standard Is One Issue Which Unites Statists Of All Persuasions. They Seem To Sense... That Gold And Economic Freedom Are Inseparable.