Tag Archives: environmental regulation

Environmental Central Planners

Posted on December 14, 2025 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, central planning an ecology is just as disastrous as central planning an economy. I can see where the idea of central planning comes from. It’s the natural extension of the success of farming, cities, … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, Law, philosophy | Tagged adaptive systems, complexity theory, conservation critique, decentralized systems, ecological hubris, ecology vs economy, emergent order, environmental central planning, environmental policy failure, environmental regulation, farmers and sustainability, free market ecology, government intervention, human arrogance, invasive species, natural equilibrium, perfect competition, systems thinking, unintended consequences | Leave a comment

Limiting Supply Makes Prices High

Posted on June 4, 2012 by john

Dear Friends, It seems to me, when government limits supply, prices are always high. This axiom holds true, no matter what country’s government does it, or what form of government it is. In the dynamic world of economics, supply reacts … Continue reading →

Posted in economy, Group Politics, International Power, Law, philosophy | Tagged constraint on supply, demand, demand side, distributive justice by political favor, economic indicator, economics, economics 101, environmental regulation, government, government spending, incentive, International Capitalist Party, jobs wages, meritocracy, political favoratism, politicians, politics, poverty, price graph, redistribution, regulation, supply, supply side | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: environmental regulation

Environmental Central Planners

Limiting Supply Makes Prices High

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