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July 31, 2010

A Judge removes most of the teeth from SB1070, and the Libertarian Solution hosts rejoice!

In this episode, we discuss the four points knocked down by the court in SB1070, the flawed kindergarten economic reasons why many support SB1070, and we continue our ongoing venture into competition in every industry.

July 24, 2010

We continue our discussion on the various points made in Inclined to Liberty.

July 17, 2010

We spent most of the hour discussing further points from "Inclined to LIberty", an excellent book with lots of great insight.

July 10, 2010

After a one-week hiatus, we're back!  And this show is jam-packed full of good tidbits.

We kick it off with a discussion of "reasonable suspicion" vs. "probable cause" in the context of Arizona's controversial new immigration law, SB1070.

From there, were discuss competition in the U.S. Post Service.  Nick and Richard pit the USPS website against the Fedex website to see whether public sector or private sector services stack up higher.

And finally, we discuss the is/ought dichotomy, something that should create a lot of "Oh, that makes a lot of sense; I always knew that, but never thought about it in those terms" reactions.

June 26, 2010

We know that legal monopolies are bad.  Where they exist, consumers face lower quality and higher costs.  This economic principle is universal.  So long as a provider has no incentive to provide satisfaction, they won't.  Why is it that people recognize this in the market, but not in government?

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