Maine Is Nullifying Federal Regulations that Cripple Local Farmers
Getting out from under Federal regulations can mean the difference between keeping the family farm, and having to sell out.
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Why Police Cannot (and Will Not) Protect Our Rights
Police officers today see the rights of due process not as rights that police need to protect, but rather as barriers to “good police work.”
Rule by Experts?
"Constructivist rationalism," the belief that scientific and technical elites can organize, from the top down, all human activities and organizations.
Mark Thornton: Trump’s Deal With Dems Increases His Power over GOP
Trump has successfully used the Democrats as leverage against a do-nothing GOP Congress.
Will Low Unemployment Cause Accelerating Inflation?
In an unhampered market, there is no reason why low levels of unemployment should lead to an inflationary spiral.
Stanley Fischer’s Well-Timed Fed Exit
We're now living in the “Fischerian age of monetary policy,” which may prove, in its final stages, to be volatile indeed.
The Week in Review: September 9, 2017
It is during times of crisis like this, when government feels the greatest need to control, that sound economics is most needed.
Slow Wage Growth Could Be Thanks to ‘Sticky Wages’
Wages can be "sticky" even in the absence of government. But the biggest problems with wage rigidity are often the result of government intervention.
Why the War Party Loves to Call Foreign Leaders Insane
Why employ caution or think about the costs of war when we can wave everything aside with a "they're crazy!" claim, and proceed to pre-emptive war.
Trump’s Historic Opportunity with the Federal Reserve
Trump can have the largest impact on the Fed since 1936. The question is whether he listen to his Goldman Guys, or return to his Fed-skeptic roots?
