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Tag: property rights
Being Landlocked is not a Rights Violation
Parker County commissioners recently denied a landlocked resident’s request that the county build a road to his property. Jonathan Hobson
Enforcement vs. Prohibition
In cities across Texas (and the country) local politicians are imposing severe restrictions and outright bans on short-term rentals (STRs).
The War on the Republic
Regressives (they call themselves “Progressives”) have long opposed the system of limited government established by the drafters of the Constitution.
A Phanatic Conflict
Imagine the following scenario: You buy a house and over the next forty years the property significantly appreciates in value.
Who Owns an Idea?
For most property, ownership is a straightforward issue. We give the auto dealer money and in return we receive ownership
Should We Allow STRs?
A recent article about short-term rentals (STRs) in Corpus Christi begins with the question: “Should companies like Airbnb be allowed
Solving Social Conflicts
Virtually every social conflict can be solved with a proper understanding of property rights. As an example, consider the frequent