The natural proclivity of democratic governments is to pursue public policies which concentrate benefits on the well-organized and well-informed, and disperse the costs on the unorganized and ill-informed. — Peter Boettke Copy Share Image
“There is nothing as dangerous as an economist who only knows economics except the moral philosopher who knows no economics.” — Peter Boettke Copy Share
We do not need to understand economics in order to experience the benefits of freedom of exchange and production. But we may very well… — Peter Boettke Copy Share
Economics teaches humility because it teaches us more about what we can't do than what we can do — Peter Boettke Copy Share
If you bound the arms and legs of gold-medal swimmer Michael Phelps, weighed him down with chains, threw him in a pool and he… — Peter Boettke Copy Share
The natural proclivity of democratic governments is to pursue public policies which concentrate benefits on the well-organized and well-informed, and disperse the costs on… — Peter Boettke Copy Share
