How Open Borders Will Win, If It Wins

Bryan Caplan

By Bryan Caplan, Mar 15 2016

Harvard’s spring break was last week, so its students celebrated Open Borders Day one week early. Here are the slides for the talk I presented there. Full video coming soon.

P.S. In honor of regularly-scheduled Open Borders Day, I’m debating the Center for Immigration Studies‘ Mark Krikorian tomorrow in DC. RSVP here.

The Glorious Lasting Accidental Liberalization

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Where Did the $110 Billion Go?

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In our sister blog four days ago, George Mason University law professor Michael S. Greve does a huge service in a few words. He highlights the fact that the feds have taken $110 billion--that's right: billion with a "b"--in fines just from banks. I was seeing those billions here and billions there and had wondered abo...

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How Open Borders Will Win, If It Wins

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Harvard's spring break was last week, so its students celebrated Open Borders Day one week early. Here are the slides for the talk I presented there. Full video coming soon.P.S. In honor of regularly-scheduled Open Borders Day, I'm debating the Center for Immigration Studies' Mark Krikorian tomorrow in DC.&...

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