Multinational Agrichemical Corporations and the Great Food Transformation
As "decarbonize agriculture" becomes the watchword, powerful multinational agriculture firms have embraced the 2030 UN agenda. Their actions will result in widespread hunger.
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The Number of Employed Workers Fell in October and Price Inflation Continues to Outpace Wages
The jobs data is worse than the latest headlines suggest, and workers are staring at falling real wages, declining savings, and mounting debt. We can thank the Fed.
Why Proposition 13 and Attacking It Are Both Popular
More than forty years ago, California voters enthusiastically passed Proposition 13, which limited property tax hikes. Politicians have been lying about it ever since.
Are Seasonally Adjusted Economic Data Useful?
Government economists "seasonally adjust" data in order to better respond with policy recommendations to deal with business cycles. The problem is that government causes the cycles.
You Don’t Know What’s Good for You
While personal autonomy is a major topic of conversation, for Rothbard the most important thing is liberty, and liberty and automony are not always the same.
Facts and Data Have No Meaning without a Theory to Explain Them
Mainstream economists claim that data alone can explain economic actions. Austrians know that without theory, data explains nothing.
In Government-Regulated Healthcare, There Is No Competition Like No Competition
Progressives are quick to blame escalating healthcare costs on free markets, yet it's government rules and policies that are responsible.
The Government, Race, and an Upcoming SCOTUS Decision
The US Supreme Court has heard arguments for and against affirmative action in higher education admissions. Government needs to get out of the racial discrimination business altogether.
Washington State Supreme Court Gives Black Plaintiffs a Racial Advantage
The progressive Washington State Supreme Court has issued a ruling that effectively gives black pla
