Michael Munger on Constitutions

In this discussion, Michael Munger, a Duke University professor respected for his insights in public choice theory, challenges the necessity of a new constitution. He emphasizes the need for rules about rules rather than hasty reforms. Topics include the legitimacy of coercion in contracts, the complex philosophy surrounding taxation, and the risks of rejecting capitalism without understanding its nuances. Munger also critiques the waning relevance of the U.S. Constitution, highlighting the enduring significance of historical frameworks.