In a 2006 article published on the Wall Street Journal's website, Kyle Wingfield credited the Institute for helping make the "Heart of Dixie a wellspring of sensible economic thinking."[REF]
The Institute has published works by authors critical of various forms of government, including democracy, which was called coercive,[REF] incompatible with wealth creation,[REF] replete with inner contradictions,[REF] and a system of legalized graft [REF].