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Walter Block

Walter Block is the Chair in Economics at Loyola University, New Orleans. He is also an Adjunct Scholar at the Mises Institute and the Hoover Institute.

Trump Will Win When Justice Is Done!

Commentary The evidence seems to be overwhelming that massive voter fraud has occurred in at least six states: ...

Viewpoints December 15, 2020
Privatize PBS and NPR

Commentary In this era of the pandemic, it's even more important than otherwise that the general public has ...

Viewpoints June 10, 2020
Free Enterprise Is the Best Way to Help the Black Community

Commentary President Donald Trump is fully aware that if he can garner even 20 percent of the black ...

Viewpoints May 19, 2020
Tariffs and National Security

Commentary Here is a naked and highly credible threat uttered by a Chinese economist: “We are at the ...

Viewpoints April 20, 2020
Rent Control and Limiting Tenant Security Deposits: Still a Bad Idea

Commentary Profits tend to equalize over all industries, setting aside differential risk. If profits are 50 percent in ...

Viewpoints April 20, 2020
Is There a Right to Health Care?

Commentary It is the considered, not to say vociferous, opinion of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) that health care ...

Viewpoints March 26, 2020
Return of Stolen Property: A Libertarian Case for Reparations

Commentary All the leading candidates for the Democratic nomination for president in 2020 call for reparations to blacks ...

Viewpoints December 18, 2019
Recession or Not?

If “It’s the economy, stupid” holds sway, Mr. Trump may well still be our president in 2021.

Economies November 7, 2019
What to Do About Water Bottles

If the leading candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination can advocate more and more statist interventionism, we can ...

Viewpoints October 26, 2019
Congestion Pricing, the Only Cure for Traffic Congestion

When it rains, and demand for taxicabs rises, Uber charges double, even triple the usual rates.

Viewpoints May 20, 2019
Private Property: The Solution to Many Problems

Public policy always spawns some thorny questions. Like: Should women be allowed by law to breast feed in ...

Viewpoints March 31, 2019
Bernie Sanders’ Free Stuff Isn’t Free

Our man Bernie Sanders is at it yet again. This time out, he is pushing freebies. What is ...

Viewpoints February 7, 2019
How Socialist Are the Scandinavian Countries?

Bernie is my old Madison high school track teammate. We ran the same distances, a half-mile and up; ...

Viewpoints February 7, 2019
Bernie Sanders and the $15 Minimum Wage Delusion

Commentary Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and I have the same goals: better, higher paying jobs for everyone, especially ...

Viewpoints January 7, 2019
Campus Tribunals Fall Short on Evidentiary Standards

Commentary Tania Tetlow, president of Loyola University New Orleans, gave an important, eloquent, and even magnificent speech to ...

Viewpoints December 4, 2018
How to Raise Wages for the Poor

Contrary to the common narrative, even profit-seeking capitalists are concerned with the poor and how to improve their ...

Viewpoints November 6, 2018
The Road to Free Trade

Every trade, before it takes place and without exception, benefits both sides. I buy a shirt for $15. ...

Viewpoints October 28, 2018