Chris Freiman’s Substack
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Does Funding Research Give Government a Claim to Tech Firms?
A common argument for government regulation and taxation of tech companies begins with the observation that government research has contributed to the success of those companies. Mariana Mazzucato, professor of the Economics of Innovation a...
Can Socialists Support Commerce But Not Capitalism?
Socialists often criticize US trade restrictions on Cuba. A recent example is the flotilla organized by activists attempting to deliver aid to the island that aimed to draw attention to the embargo. Participants and commentators often frame...
The Housing Crisis Is a Supply Problem
Housing affordability might be the defining economic crisis facing Americans today. Prices have surged in recent years, and the country is short millions of homes.
There are both obvious and subtle harms created by the housing shortage. Wh...
Friedman on Immigration: Setting the Record Straight
Even people who are otherwise enthusiastic about a free market in labor can get cold feet about immigration once redistribution enters the picture. Some are fond of quoting Milton Friedman, who famously (or infamously) said:
“It’s just obv...
The Warmth of Cooperation
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani recently caused something of an uproar when he contrasted the “the frigidity of rugged individualism” with the “warmth of collectivism.” This framing echoes the familiar criticism that capitalism forces pe...
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Professor in the John Chambers College of Business and Economics at West Virginia University. I'm interested in libertarianism, effective altruism, and immigration (among other things).
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