Q: What actions are considered counter-economic?

A: Outside of the pure propagation of agorism, counter-economic actions range far and wide from tax evasion to speeding.

Though a long list, however, agorist action may be summed up on the following guideline.

Any free action that does not coerce against another human being while also working, directly or indirectly, to contribute to the deterioration of the state and the redistribution of possessions from the parasitic class back to the worker/entrepreneurial one may be considered counter-economic.

Examples of counter-economic actions:

• tax evasion
• alternative currencies, LETS
• bartering
• computer piracy
• smuggling
• drug trafficking
• subsistence farming
• arms trafficking
• squatting