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Libertarians are not Anarchists

Posted 06-06-2011 at 06:51 AM by VTHokieFan
Updated 06-06-2011 at 06:13 PM by VTHokieFan

Libertarians are not anarchists

Often, I have noticed that many who utilize emotional appeals to criticize libertarianism will often allude to necessary government services like police, fire departments, courts, etc. and ask sarcastically if I support those institutions too because they are, in fact, governmental institutions and are collectively funded by taxpayers.

Allow me to break down the difference between libertarianism and anarchism. Essentially, libertarianism...
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Using Keynesian metrics to measure a Keynesian economy?

Posted 06-04-2011 at 05:09 PM by VTHokieFan

Why do we use Keynesian metrics to measure our Keynesian approach to our economy?

At the foundation of the Keynesian economic school is the premise that the public sector is needed in order to deal with alleged economic inefficiencies in the private sector. This is typically done via monetary or fiscal policy.

First, there is no doubt that Keynesianism is a failed school of economic thought. Cast your criticisms of Austrian economics elsewhere folks; you can criticize the...
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