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Paul Boyce

Paul Boyce is a Business Economics graduate from the University of Greenwich. He currently works as a consultant in financial services and is the founder and editor at Boycewire.com.

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How Government Regulations Mean Fewer Doctors

Blog09/26/2019

Governments fund and regulates the overwhelming majority of post-med-school residencies. Not surprisingly, there is now a shortage in residency positions. And government refuses to allow for greater freedom in licensing foreign doctors.

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Why Housing Is More Affordable In Tokyo

Bureaucracy and Regulation

Blog09/20/2019

In a city with rapidly rising housing needs, there is really only one way to keep housing prices stable or falling: produce a lot of housing.

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Farm Subsidies Are Corporate Welfare — And They Cost Us Plenty

Taxes and Spending

Blog07/11/2019

Farm subsidies encourage farmers to be inefficient and wasteful. Moreover, subsidies mostly benefit large farms and landowners, and not the "small family farms" we're told the subsidies protect.

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"Free" College Won't Improve Education

05/17/2019Power & Market

Colleges already are too dis-connected from market-based rewards for education that teaches real marketable skills. The plans for "free" college would make this even worse.

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Occupational Licensing — An Unnecessary Evil

Big GovernmentU.S. EconomyInterventionism

05/06/2019Mises Media
The number of jobs that require an occupational license now covers 30% of the US workforce, up from 5% in 1950.
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