The Case for Free Trade and Open Immigration

This book presents a compelling case for the right of individuals to trade and move freely without government restriction.

Drawing on historical examples, the authors argue that a free world would be one in which men are free to trade with whomever they want and wherever they want, and can travel and live wherever they find it most advantageous and pleasurable.

Unfortunately, 21st-century Americans have abandoned the principles of freedom of their ancestors and accepted government as the sovereign power over their lives.

This book makes a powerful moral and philosophical case for individual liberty and the importance of preserving this fundamental right.