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Wednesday, 23 May 2012

Less Government

Discusses why more personal and parental responsibility, more competition, less politics, less taxes and less coercion will bring more peace and prosperity in society.

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Federalism, Government Debt, Civil Society and the Private Sector

Sunday, 20 May 2012 08:32

Written by Nonoy Oplas

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Tulfo vs. Santiago and Property Rights

Tuesday, 08 May 2012 05:04

Written by Nonoy Oplas

Tags: Less Government

A cellphone, camera, videocam and other gadget is a private property. Everything inside those gadgets – hardware, software, photos, videos, emails, etc. – are private property too. These cannot be taken away without consent, by force and coercion..

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Labor Rights and Employee Forever

Thursday, 03 May 2012 00:00

Written by Nonoy Oplas

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Labor rights, like human rights, is an important concept that has both philosophical, Constitutional and legal basis. But like any other entitlements, rights are always coupled with responsibilities. Otherwise, such rights can be abused.

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Banks, Filipino Savings and the BSP

Saturday, 21 April 2012 00:13

Written by Nonoy Oplas

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Majority of Filipinos, especially those in rural areas, would rather put their savings in kind than in cash. They invest in farm animals, tricycles, tractors, house and lot, but not in formal financial institutions like bank savings, life insurance and the stockmarket. Certain banking regulations and bureaucracies have something to do with it.

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Small-scale Robbery and Property Rights

Friday, 13 April 2012 00:27

Written by Nonoy Oplas

Tags: Less Government

In a small barrio in Pangasinan province that I visit from time to time to see the agro-forest farm that I help manage, I sometimes hear from our farm caretaker of small-scale robbery happening in the barrio or in the town proper. Things that are stolen are varied: from small items like vegetables, mangos, buko, chicken, kaldero, utensils; to more valuable ones like a tractor, a motorcycle, motorcycle parts, pigs, cows. There could be bigger items like land grabbing but I have not heard stories like that yet.

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Less Government

Less Government

Federalism, Government Debt, Civil Society and the Private Sector

Tulfo vs. Santiago and Property Rights

Labor Rights and Employee Forever

Banks, Filipino Savings and the BSP

Small-scale Robbery and Property Rights

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