Why Do Americans Have Such High Incomes and So Little Savings?
Americans enjoy one of the world's highest incomes levels. But their fondness for spending means they have have relatively low levels of wealth.
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How Central Banks Are Bleeding the Middle Class Dry
Pension funds, savings accounts, and insurance funds — all essential middle class tools for savings — are seeing their yields dry up.
Clinton’s Pay-to-Play Is the Natural Consequence of Big Government
When donors give big bucks to the Clinton Foundation, they may just be paying the price of doing business in a highly regulated economy.
Fantasy Football: The Beauty of Capitalism and the Dangers of Government
The success of fantasy sports is an illustration of how capitalism unleashes innovation, and how government can manage to ruin anything it touches.
The Lack of EpiPen Competitors is the FDA’s Fault
The price of EpiPens has increased dramatically and many are calling for more regulation in health care.
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The US National Debt Load is Second-Worst in the World
When we look at the federal debt as a percentage of tax revenues, the US is behind only Japan when it comes to debt loads.
Millennials Love Free Markets, But Don’t Understand Them
How is it possible for Millennials to favor both a socialist government and a capitalist economy? It is simple, they don't truly understand the concepts.
How Back-to-School Shopping Is like American Politics
As 2016's campaign unpleasantness has accelerated, many Americans were going through another often-unpleasant experience: back-to-school shopping.
The Blessing of Cash
Starting today, the Royal Bank of Scotland will become the first bank in the U.K. to impose a negative interest rate on depositors.
