Krugman Ignores Inconvenient Data
About a month ago, I called out Paul Krugman for
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Soft Landing or Hard Crash?
A clip from the 1990 movie Home Alone where the lead character purchases groceries, household goods, and toys recently went viral because
The Great John Pilger
The world suffered a great loss when the Australian journalist and documentary filmmaker John Pilger died December 30 at the age of 84.
Israel’s “Hamas Made Me Do It” Claim Doesn’t Excuse Tel Aviv’s Barbarism
Today’s Jewish Taliban is not the Israel I grew up in.
What, If Any, Social Services Should the Public Sector Provide?
A debate between Dr. Glenn Drover of the UBC School of Social Work and Dr. Walter Block of the Fraser Institute; September 24, 1988.
The Incredibly Costly Path To Attaining Equality
It is now the year 2525. Equality has finally been attained. Yes, it took quite a while to attain this goal. Why?
QJAE: Whither Goeth the Entrepreneur?
The following is a slightly amended version of the 2023 Ludwig von Mises Memorial Lecture sponsored by Yousif Almoayyed at the Austrian Economi
U.S. Debt Reaches $34 Trillion
Total public debt reached $34,001,493,655,565.48 at the end of 2023, with over $2.5 trillion added since the end of 2022.
The Fed’s Bank Term Lending Program Probably Won’t Ever Go Away
The Fed keeps pushing easy money to banks. Why? Because 14 percent of all commercial real estate bank loans are under water, with 44 percent of loans collateralized by office properties having negative equity.
Against Michelle Wu’s Anti-Market Real Estate Proposal
“If Chairman Wu were in power when Henry Ford was ruining the blacksmith, horse training and saddle making industries, she would have t
