Thus, we are left with the prospect of Congress forcing us to use less fossil-based fuels (which are cost-effective and efficient) and replace those fuels with government-approved fuels, which are prohibitively expensive and inefficient.
It is no coincidence that many who oppose immigration also oppose free trade, support the war on drugs, and repeatedly suggest as remedies for every social ill more prisons, more regulations, more prosecutions, more fines, and more government.
We don't have capitalism in New Orleans or anywhere else, of course. Only government can grant monopoly privilege to put obstacles in the way of people getting what they need.
The government, famed for building bridges to nowhere, can’t replace a bridge blown down by Hurricane Katrina in four times the time required
Capitalists and entrepreneurs will have to be convinced that a new social system will keep their investments safe from government appropriation — no small task.
The best solution is also the simplest: get the state out of the way.
The NYTimes has a fascinating article about the obstacles confronting t
So does Schiff truly think the "unsustainable" deficit will break this year, or does he really just want you to buy his book on the coming crash?
This means that employment among the young, the inexperienced, and unskilled will decline with the institution of a higher minimum wage.
