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Benjamin Powell is the director of the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University and a professor of economics at the Rawls College of Business. In an exclusive interview with Libertarianism.org, he discussed the feasibility of anarchism as an alternative to governance without the necessity of a government.
"Self-enforcing exchange is all around us. Even when the formal rules sometimes say that certain laws can be enforced, in practice they can't be."
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Benjamin Powell is the director of the Free Market Institute at Texas Tech University and a professor of economics at the Rawls College of Business. In an exclusive interview with Libertarianism.org, he discussed the feasibility of anarchism as an alternative to governance without the necessity of a government.
"Self-enforcing exchange is all around us. Even when the formal rules sometimes say that certain laws can be enforced, in practice they can't be."
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More about Libertarianism.org:
Libertarianism.org is the Cato Institute’s treasury of resources about the theory and history of liberty.
We offer a wealth of original essays and classic reprints by great classical liberals and libertarians as well as articles from modern-day thinkers, book reviews, four podcasts, a libertarian encyclopedia, videos, online introductory courses, and books on a variety of topics within the libertarian tradition.
Website: libertarianism.org
X: / libertarianism
Instagram: / libertarianismdotorg
Facebook: / libertarianism.org
