Monthly Archives: July 2013

A Precis on Public Finance Tibor R. Machan In a free country public finance pertains to how the proper tasks of government must be funded. The first issue is what amounts to bona fide public finance. Since the job of … Continue reading →

My Rich Society: Novels, etc. Tibor R. Machan I read several novels at once — well, side by side. At least four of them. In a way they provide me with a highly varied social life, as if I dined … Continue reading →

Machan’s Archives: Without a proper plan Tibor R. Machan A vital difference between champions of the fully free society (or libertarianism) and others who are concerned with political economic matters is that the former really do not approve of imposing … Continue reading →

A Friend’s Zimmerman/Martin Reflections Tibor R. Machan Over these last few days I have sat reading and listening to many comments about the Zimmerman episode but could only shake my head mostly in disbelief–has the country gone crazy? And then … Continue reading →

Machan’s Archives: Fourth of July Reflections Tibor R. Machan For some people the Fourth of July is the most important holiday in America. Sadly, not for all, especially not just now when most of the leadership of the country has … Continue reading →