Belief in big government is almost uncontroversial on the political left. But is the state really the best means to achieve leftist ends?
On this episode, Communications Officer Harrison Griffiths speaks with George Mason University Professor Peter Boetkke to discuss the work of Don Lavoie. In his books National Economic Planning: What is Left? and Rivalry and Central Planning, Lavoie made the left-wing case for individual liberty and free markets.
National Economic Planning: What is Left?
https://www.mercatus.org/hayekprogram/research/books/rivalry-and-central-planning
Rivalry and Central Planning
https://www.mercatus.org/hayekprogram/research/books/national-economic-planning#:~:text=National%20Economic%20Planning%3A%20What%20Is%20Left%3F%20is%20as%20comprehensive%20as,policymakers%20of%20every%20political%20persuasion.
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The Green Revolution: The IEA in conversation with John Redwood MP
The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Jason Miller
The French Economic Miracle?
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The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Lionel Shriver
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In Conversation with David Davis MP
The Swift Half with Snowdon ft. Ed West
The Energy Price Cap Explained
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Subsidy Control Bill: How to utilise data
Two meanings of dynamic competition
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