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The Right to Earn a Living: Economic Freedom and the Law
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| Speaking Engagements |
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U. Pa. Law School Federalist Society, Carlisle, PA |
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Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA |
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San Jose State U, San Jose, CA |
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Tex. Assn of CPAs Spring Meeting, Dallas, TX |
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COLAB of Ventura County Spring barbeque, Rancho Matilija, Ojai, CA |
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 The right to pursue happiness by starting a business or producing a new product or service is almost the very definition of the American dream..
But, for decades—and never more than today—this freedom has been under assault from ravenous, oppressive government. Heavy regulations and outrageous fees have crushed the dreams of armies of aspiring entrepreneurs and job-creators.
The dirty secret behind so many of these assaults on liberty is that they’re designed to stop new businesses from getting started, in order to benefit existing companies that fear competition. There is also the ultimate goal of keeping the private sector, in general, beholden to the state and its bureaucracies.
Published by the Cato Institute, PLF Principal Attorney Timothy Sandefur vindicates the rights of America’s entrepreneurs. This new book offers scholarly and legal wisdom in readable, down-to-earth language.
Errata in The Right to Earn A Living
Reviews:
Conservative Book Club
Freedom Daily
The Objective Standard
Orange County Register
The Independent Review
Washington Times
Reason magazine
Audio:
iVoices.org podcast
Cato Institute podcast
The John & Ken Show
The Armstrong & Getty Show
Other videos:
Commonwealth Club (3/28/11)
James Madison Institute (3/24/11)
Dole Institute (12/8/10)
Independence Institute (10/7/10)
Rio Grande Foundation (10/6/10)
Cato Institute book forum (9/20/10)
Cato Capitol Hill Briefing (9/17/10)
Cascade Policy Institute (9/1/10)
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