A Liberty Primer

aggression American antitrust Auberon Herbert Ayn Rand believe benefit better bureaucrats capital cause claim companies competition competitors consumers contract cost countries create crime criminal defense demand economic effect employees ernment example expense favor foreign Frederic Bastiat free market freedom government interference government regulation H. L. Mencken harm Henry David Thoreau Herbert Spencer idea impose income increase individual inflation interest John Stuart Mill justice justify labor less Libertarian liberty Ludwig von Mises Lysander Spooner means ment monopoly moral Murray Rothbard natural non-aggression principle oppression ownership person political laws politicians poor poverty prevent principle problem produce profit programs protect question reason reduce restitution rulers schools self-defense slavery social socialist society someone standard of living statism statist taxes things trade unemployment unjust victim violate wages workers