Niskanen forum on Milton Friedman, the negative income tax, and basic income. With Jennifer Burns, @mattzwolinski.bsky.socialhypertextjournal.substack.com/p/summary-po...
Free-market champion Milton Friedman also advocated a "negative income tax." We examine how that project failed, how it succeeded, and whether it can triumph in the post-neoliberal era.
"The Individualists is a clarifying work ... Its authors write with a palpable love of ideas and even of the sometimes-goofy, often-curmudgeonly characters who propagated themāand who find the idea of a driverās license a license to totalitarianism."
Every social movement, no matter how iconoclastic, has its traditions. The live-free-or-die hard-liners who gathered at the 2016 Libertarian Party presidential-candidate debate honored one of the...
My new book with Miranda Perry Fleischer releases today with Oxford University Press. I hope youāll take a look. "A complete, thorough, and practical breakdown of UBI. Whether you're a supporter or a skeptic, Zwolinski and Fleischer's work is a must-read." - Andrew Yang
Coming soon from OUP: Exploitation: Perspectives from Philosophy, Politics, and Economics
This Friday, Iāll be in conversation with Readon Magazineās Stephanie Slade about libertarian/conservstive āfusionism.ā Iām really looking forward to it, and hope to see some of you there!
What difference is there - if any - between a #BasicIncome and a Negative Income Tax? An excerpt from my new book, Universal Basic Income: What Everyone Needs to Know. The book launches next week - pre-order your copy today!
From Universal Basic Income: What Everyone Needs to Know
Last week, I posted an excerpt from my new book with the six main arguments in support of a #BasicIncome. Today, for the sake of fairness!, I present the four main arguments *against* the policy.
From Universal Basic Income: What Everyone Needs to Know
My review of Jacob Sollās _Free Market_ is now online at Reason.
Author Jacob Soll's commitment to an untenable historical thesis distorts the facts.
@mattzwolinski.bsky.social and John Tomasi's The Individualists: Come for the explanation of why a Cold War political lens is inappropriate for understanding libertarianism today, stay for another way of thinking about our political world.Ā My review at The Hub.
In exploring the history of libertarian thought, The Individualists provides a model for understanding how political movements can shift with the contexts theyāre in and the personalities that drive...