economy

It would be great to eliminate fossil fuels and reduce the associated emissions, BUT before we jump off that cliff, where’s the safety net, to keep economies and lifestyles from the drastic changes that would be required without the products from those fossil fuels?

China has reigned in Big Tech. We should do the same to avoid monopoly.

We cannot sacrifice the economy based on bad science.

Government intervention continues to strangle the economy.

Globalism must be subordinated to the national interest.

Economists define efficiency in terms of consumer preferences. Consumer sovereignty is the basis on which we judge the economy’s performance.

We experienced double-digit inflation between 1974 and 1981, hitting 14% in 1980. The U.S. has dramatically reduced inflation since then.

For a century, economists explained the value of goods based on the labor required to make them.

The estimated tradeoffs for this meager increase in income is the destruction of 1.4 million jobs, a slight decline in the overall economy, increased inflation, more government debt, and greater burdens on taxpayers.

The important task for those who value personal freedom, economic liberty and the free market economy is to disabuse our fellow citizens from thinking that what we have is a fully capitalist system

California just experienced a catastrophic loss from the COIVD-19 impact on the economy, as one of its major refineries, Marathon Martinez, has just announced it will be idled indefinitely.

Retailers are asking customers to use credit or debit cards, and some are refusing to make change in coins. They say it’s because of the novel coronavirus. The virus may be playing a part; but, there’s more to the coin shortage.

The American economy is too dependent upon China to quickly reverse course.