Music

The Nonviolent Black Market in Information

Friday, March 23rd, 2012 by Daniel Coleman and Manuel Lora posted in Economics, Intellectual Property, Music.

[Originally posted on mises.org, Wednesday, July 21st, 2010] Unlike most black markets, the black market for information is characterized by peace and stability. There is a near-perfect harmony between the supply and the demand for movies, music, songs, and other

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Government Grants Make Art Worse

Wednesday, August 24th, 2011 by Peter Jaworski posted in Capitalism, Lifestyle, Music, Philosophy.

Originally posted at Huffington Post Canada There are many Canadian books and albums that no one is ever likely to buy. Unfortunately — whether you like it or not — you’ve already paid for them. While the world lauds Margaret

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