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• 99 Ways to Leave Leviathan
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  Max Borders Jeffrey A. Tucker | Tuesday, May 5, 2015
  In 99 Ways to Leave Leviathan, Max Borders and Jeffrey A. Tucker show how human creativity and innovation consistently move faster than government control, as people find peaceful and inventive ways to work around restrictive systems. The authors present ninety nine examples of entrepreneurial problem solving, from renting out spare rooms through peer to peer […]
• #40 — “The Rich Are Getting Richer and the Poor Are Getting Poorer”
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  Max Borders | Friday, January 16, 2015

  Progressives should admit that, though the rich have gotten richer, the poor have gotten richer, too.

• #26 – “Without Government Schools, Most People Wouldn’t Get an Education”
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  Max Borders | Friday, October 10, 2014

  A one-size-fits-all approach to education is the last thing needed when what you’re attempting to educate are millions of unique individuals.

• #2 — Because We’re Running Out of Resources, Government Must Manage Them
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  Max Borders | Tuesday, April 22, 2014

  It is simplistic to assume that people will blindly use up what sustains them. When people have incentives to conserve, they do.

• #1 — Income Inequality Arises From Market Forces and Requires Government Intervention
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  Max Borders | Tuesday, April 15, 2014

  When economic inequality arises naturally in the marketplace, it largely reflects the ability of individuals to serve others; when it arises from political connections, it’s unfair and corrupt.

• Max Borders to take the reins at The Freeman
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  FEE.org Web Bot | Monday, October 15, 2012
  ATLANTA – The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE) has tapped Max Borders to become the organization’s new Editor and Director of Content. The position includes responsibility for external publications, including editorships of The Freeman magazine, The Freeman Online and FEE.org. Borders is best known as an iconoclastic libertarian writer. FEE executives believe his work in […]
• Good Borders Admit People and Block Governments
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  Daniel J. Mitchell | Thursday, September 8, 2016

  Borders restrict the power of governments, facilitate jurisdictional competition, and create natural experiments that allow us the compare the success of market-oriented jurisdictions with the failure of statist jurisdictions.

• Borders and Liberty
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  Andrew P. Morriss | Thursday, July 1, 2004
  Borders play a critical role in our lives. Some of the borders that matter to us are ones we establish ourselves: this is my house and property; that is your house and property. By choosing what is mine and using the legal system to mark it off from what is yours, I create a border. […]
• Open Borders or No Borders?
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  Daniel Bier | Thursday, October 15, 2015

  People should be free to go where they please, but governments should be penned up and kept away from each other.

• Why State Borders Are so Much Better Than National Borders
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  T. Norman Van Cott | Friday, May 17, 2019

  Does it make a difference whether US borders are state borders or national borders? You bet.