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<!-- you can have any number of categories here --> [[Category:Matt Bruenig]] [[Category:Laissez Faire]] [[Category:Libertarian Hypocrisy]] [[Category:Robert Hale]] [[Category:Law and Economics]] [[Category:Economic Power]] [[Category:Coercion]] [[Category:Law]] [[Category:Progressivism]] {{Quote | text = What’s amusing about libertarians and laissez-faire people (and the loose way certain economists talk) is that they will describe my choice to pay rent as non-coerced and voluntary while describing my choice to pay income taxes as coerced and involuntary. But there is no neutral construction of “coercion” that would ever support such a distinction. As Hale aptly demonstrates, coercion occurs when there are “background constraints on the universe of socially available choices from which an individual might ‘freely’ choose.” | cite = [[Matt Bruenig]], "{{Link |Libertarians Are Huge Fans of Economic Coercion}}" }}
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