Laws Against “Price Gouging” Aren’t Helpful
If you want to ensure that goods and services are plentiful and go to where they are most wanted — do not pass anti-price gouging laws.
If you want to ensure that goods and services are plentiful and go to where they are most wanted — do not pass anti-price gouging laws.
What has the Federal Department of Education done for students? The DOE has spent a lot of taxpayer money, but the results are less than impressive.
Because the only thing government is worse at than pricing risk, is learning from past mistakes.
Contrary to the myth that libertarians favor limitless pollution by capitalists, libertarian legal regimes would often put polluters out of business.
Contrary to the common myth, labor unions mean fewer jobs and more competition among workers.
The value of objects can change without any physical change to the object at all. I need only tell you that some junk you see is really art.
Bastiat's broken-window fallacy lives on in Italy where advocates for a new wave of government spending will bring an economic renaissance.
The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) decided yet again today to hold off on raising the target federal funds rate.
Not enacting price controls does not pass the "Do Something" test, yet the best thing politicians can do is sit on their hands.
The NCAA is a powerful taxpayer-subsidized cartel that largely exists to deny the athletes the compensation they would earn in a working marketplace.