Economics

Large businesses have more political influence and can reduce the burden of new regulations on themselves or obtain exemptions to rules.

It is competitive free enterprise that has enabled and fostered the incentives for work, saving, and investment – the “lower” time preferences of individuals planning and acting for the future – that has made the world a far better place.

Collective action poses the second challenge. Businesses collectively have an interest in not rewarding cybercrime, yet individual businesses suffer these attacks.

Wouldn’t it be great if Biden’s economic plans weren’t named in pro-America fashion – while imposing anti-America policies?

Wars have been, perhaps, the worst man made plague for all of recorded history, causing untold numbers of deaths and massive physical destruction.

The State of California has been unable to generate enough in-state power and needs to import expensive power from neighboring states.

Biden is going to MASSIVELY increase the GILTI tax.  AND completely eradicate the off-setting FDII tax incentive.

Work contributes to a meaningful life in addition to providing access to material necessities and luxuries.

Might the Federal Reserve be keeping interest rates artificially low?

The recently reported rise in the Consumer Price Index in April of this year to an annualized rate of 4.2 percent has set off alarm bells about the possible danger of serious and rising price inflation looking to the months ahead.

The political paternalists and planners in our midst are heady with euphoric confidence that their time has come for a dramatic increase in the size and scope of government command and control.

Joe Biden has spent his first 100 days spending trillions of dollars, and in his address before Congress last week, he announced that he wants to spend a lot more.

The survey, commissioned by Just Facts, reveals that the vast bulk of voters have embraced false and harmful dogmas that accord with their political views.