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    • Antitrust & MonopoliesAnti-trust laws are non-objective laws that punish trusts (business enterprises, corporations) for being successful.
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    • CapitalismWhat is capitalism? What is a capitalist? Capitalism defined.
    • Collectivism & StatismCollectivism holds that the individual is not an end in oneself, but is a tool to serve the ends of collective; collectivism leads politically to statism.
    • CompetitionFreedom of competition is a consequence of the political right to life, liberty, property and the pursuit of happiness applied to the economic sphere of production and trade.
    • CorporationA corporation is a business within a legal framework (based on individual rights) to limit liability where there is a separation of management and ownership.
    • CrimeA crime is a violation of the law. Under capitalism, the acts that are criminal are those that violate the rights of others.
    • DepressionsGreat depressions are caused by the government’s monopoly on money, and central banking, and not by capitalism and the free-market.
    • EducationEducation is the means of providing a child with the knowledge they require to become an independent, self-sustaining, rational adult.
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    • EthicsEthics are those rules of behavior in relating to other individuals; ethics is individual morality applied to living life in society.
    • Foreign PolicyThe foreign policy of a capitalist government to other countries is identical in principle to its policy towards its citizens: the banning of the initiation of force from all relationships.
    • GovernmentUnder capitalism, a government is an agency with a monopoly on the use of physical force used to protect individual rights.
    • HealthcareUnder capitalism, there is a separation of health care and state, where the government is not permitted to interfere with the practice of medicine.
    • HistoryThe history of capitalism shows that when freedom is applied to personal relationships, the arts, technology, and the sciences, it leads to human flourishing, peace, and progress.
    • ImmigrationIn regards to immigration, a capitalist country secures its borders just like an individual secures their property.
    • Individual RightsIndividual rights are principles that form the bridge between individual morality and the ethical principles governing society.
    • LawUnder capitalism, the guiding principle of the law is for the individual to respect the rights of everyone by violating the rights of no one.
    • MarketsEconomics is the science of production and trade under a division of labor (market) society.
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    • RegulationThe government’s job is to protect rights as a referee, not to regulate their affairs through non-objective laws and regulations.
    • ReligionReligion is a pre-philosophical outlook of the world (that attempts to provide a comprehensive view of existence) that affirms the supernatural, faith, and altruism.
    • UnionsUnder capitalism, all unions are voluntary as opposed to coercive/involuntary and operate under the right to free-association and the freedom to contract.
    • Wealth & PovertyThe poor, like the rich, require economic freedom under a rule of law
    • WomenCapitalism leads to the freedom of all individuals — including women.

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