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• The Breezes of Creative Destruction
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  Sandy Ikeda | Tuesday, July 26, 2011
  As dramatic as the news of Borders's closing has been, in the larger scheme of things economic change happens fairly slowly, at least compared to changes caused by governments.
• Hazlitt Fellowship Old
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  Nathan Patton | Thursday, July 23, 2026
  Hazlitt Fellowship | FEE Hazlitt Fellowship Launch your career for liberty An intensive fellowship for graduates with the drive to become a real advocate for liberty. September 21 – November 17, 2026 Virtual  +  Summit in Washington, DC Applications Closed Rebuilt for Your Career Journey The Hazlitt Fellowship has been redesigned as a launch pad […]
• The Modern Calculator Was Invented in a Nazi Death Camp
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  David Szondy | Tuesday, November 15, 2016

  For most people today, a calculator is just another phone app. It’s one of those devices that we take for less than granted, yet for those of us of a certain age it was nothing less than a technological liberator when it arrived, freeing scientists, engineers, and anyone who routinely used math from hours or days of tedious calculations.

• The Decline of the American Republic
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  John T. Flynn | Friday, July 27, 2018
  Fill out the form below to get your own free, downloadable copy of The Decline of the American Republic! FOREWORD It is some time since I have felt called on to write a foreword to a book of mine. But it is difficult for me to resist the temptation to provide one for this small […]
• Thorpe-Freeman Monthly Blog Award: Collectivist Educators vs. Individual Rights
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  The Freeman | Tuesday, September 3, 2013
  The winner of this month's Thorpe-Freeman blog award is Barbara F. Johnson.
• For College Professors
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  Nathan Patton | Thursday, October 22, 2026
  Inspire your students Bring FEE to your campus A fresh voice in your classroom Book a guest speaker for your class. Book a speaker Keep the conversation going Start an Economics Club with FEE curriculum and monthly contests. Start an Economics Club 01 / Speak for FEE Let us handle the logistics and expenses so […]
• 14 Common Arguments against Immigration and Why They’re Wrong
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  Alex Nowrasteh | Friday, May 4, 2018

  Arguments against immigration come across my desk every day, but I rarely encounter a unique one. In 2016, I wrote a blog responding to the most common arguments with links to different research. Since then, academics and policy analysts have produced new research that should be included. These are the main arguments against immigration, my quick responses to them, and links to some of the most relevant evidence.

• Mr. Obama, Tear Down This Wall!
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  Becky Akers | Thursday, May 21, 2009
  All of us should worry, if not panic, when we remember that the walls keeping others out also keep us in.
• Absorbing Immigrants
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  Donald J. Boudreaux | Saturday, June 1, 2002
  America should re-open its borders to immigrants. Not until 1924 did the government generally limit the number of people who could come to America and make it their home. If America’s borders had been closed, say, a century earlier, the civilization that we now call “American” would not exist. The Irish, Germans, Italians, Scandinavians, central […]
• Foreign Policy
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  Bettina Bien Greaves | Saturday, September 1, 1979

  Private property must be respected and free trade encouraged if conflicts are to be minimized.