Rising Inequality and Slowing Productivity Have a Common Driver: Government Intervention
A growing chorus of alarmist voices decries the rising economic inequality in the Western world and especially in the United States.
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Police Have No Duty to Protect You, Federal Court Affirms Yet Again
The "social contract" is a one-way street. You pay your taxes or go to jail. In return, the government may or may not provide some of those services you supposedly pay for.
It Turns Out That Trump Loves Low Interest Rates and Fed Stimulus After All
It's now a pretty safe bet that if recession does come during Trump's presidency, he'll be calling for ever-higher levels of stimulus and QE infinity.
Momentum in Congress is Building to Decriminalize Marijuana, but Bipartisan Leadership Stands in the Way
Why is Congress not being allowed to have votes on rolling back or ending the US war on marijuana? The reason is leadership.
Can Renewable Energy Compete in a World of Rising Interest Rates?
The role of gas taxes in sparking the recent Yellow Vest protests in France pushed the political climate change agenda back into the spotlight
Craft Beer with a Free-Market Character
This Romanian microbrewery is the entrepreneurial endeavor of an Austrian economist.
The Atlantic’s “Take” on Mainstream and Behavioural Economics
Does the Atlantic Magazine come down on the side of mainstream or behavioral economics?
