FMRS-Keynote

Centralized command and control healthcare will have a role but it's going to shift towards health entrepreneurship.

If such thing as mass hysteria exists with this contagious fear and irrational reactions, then it is very dangerous to have such an institution as the state.

Whenever you are talking about IP to a group of libertarians, classical liberals, Austrians, and objectivists, you are always playing with fire.

James Sproule argues that free markets are the way to increase human prosperity and benefiting huge numbers of people in the long term.

Brian McWilliams argues that limiting the entrepreneurial and individual freedoms might seem like two different things, but they are not.

Daniel Kaddik argues why freedom, especially the freedom to create and to challenge is fundamental to democracy and progress.

Discouraging entrepreneurship with a climate of repression should be an enemy to all decent people who want peace, freedom, and prosperity.

Your freedoms (and mine) are in danger and civil rights and democracy are not compatible. These issues already existed before the pandemic.

In the past decades, we have seen fantastic economic development. Market economy and free trade were able to defeat poverty in many countries.

Remember that corporation taxes are only a small part of total tax revenues but could convince businesses to move.