Kai Weiss

A free society is one of choice. Entrepreneurs give choice, bureaucrats crush it.

The economy is global today – and so is competition between states all around the world.

Cut government spending and if you cut it enough, if people want the product, they will spend their own money, and then we will approach a free market that way.

Thus, the central bank of Italy provides just another reason why (steep) cuts on the Cohesion Policy need to be taken.

Perhaps, instead of asking how the pie should be distributed, the OECD should ask how to make it bigger.

The laws are oftentimes working against good stewardship instead of allowing for real conservation.

David Boaz talks about libertarianism, the importance of knowing what the "liberal utopia" is and working towards that goal because freedom works.

The combination of welfare states and economic liberalism might not be enough to continue accumulating wealth and prosperity in the long run.

Just because Vienna is a city straight out of Medieval ages doesn’t mean that it can’t adjust its laws to new innovations.

Federalists are at least correct in warning of the unintended consequences of implementing measures by halves.