economics

The Fed’s inability to see the onrushing freight train of inflation that has smacked America shows again that experts know much less than they think.

Free markets, not government, plan for and adapt to the future.

Our task is to do all in our power and ability to revive an understanding of and inspire a desire to preserve, restore, and extend the ideal and practice of the truly free society.

President Biden is deflecting blame for the ongoing surge in prices, insisting COVID-19, Russia, and corporate greed are the real causes. Experts disagree, however, arguing massive government spending by Biden and Democrats is far more responsible.

The world has changed. We can no longer afford “Net Negative Energy” or “Building Back Worse”.

It’s time for the people to demand anti-ESG bills from their legislatures and put a stop to the banks that are colluding to reshape economies and lifestyles, and inflicting shortages and inflation on working folks.

Sanctions and halting energy imports could impose nontrivial costs on Russia. Unfortunately, invasions are rarely launched on strict cost-benefit grounds, limiting their impact.

U.S. EPA’s current actions to tighten the National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) for fine particulate matter (PM2.5) would increase energy imports, generate higher worldwide emissions, and increase energy costs for all Americans.

Major energy companies certainly have the resources and expertise to defend their vital contributions, as well as to expose the lie that additional atmospheric CO2 is causing a climate crisis.

Property rights and economic freedom are the key ingredient for promoting civil liberties and a free society.

College football and economics share much in common.

As government keeps expanding, redundancies among its agencies become more prevalent.

The movement to “net zero” shutters the crude oil supply that is responsible for thousands of products, assures a threat to civilization.