Government Coercion
Richard Epstein discusses the issue of government coercion and its impact on property rights. He highlights the threat posed by the government's dual role as regulator and defendant, and the potential challenges faced by those who seek to challenge government actions. Epstein emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications for the system of credit and property rights.In this clip
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