Free Markets

"Buy local" is, at its logical limit, a prescription for poverty and starvation.

A corporate tax is really a tax on shareholders, customers, or employees of the firm.

Recessions are a great time to appreciate anew the importance of economic logic to our lives, to celebrate the contribution of market production, and to seriously reevaluate the merit of big government that we permit to thwart the prospects for a speedy economic recovery.

With more layoffs coming across a wide spectrum of industries, I am sure many of those affected individuals would, unlike my father-in-law, find some solace in a fixed income.

If the Fraternal Order of Eagles is looking to "uphold and nourish" good values, they should champion the cause of sound money.

Even some professional economists — don't really have a good intertemporal mental construct of the market, they can't really fathom how prices would guide people to properly allocate scarce resources.

What will it take for the public sector to begin seeing the informal sector as a model to replicate rather than a symbol of anti-social economic activity?

In Are the Rich Necessary? Hunter Lewis showed himself to be a master of dialectics; and he here applies the same method to monetary theory. 

When you do a lot of driving, $4 gas eats up a pretty big chunk of your disposable income and requires a few adjustments to the way you live. So how does the market coordinate these changes?

There are harsh penalties for not fulfilling a 10–15 year contract to do nothing! Talk about the American dream turning into a nightmare.