John Maynard Keynes

Budgets/Taxes

The Myth of Aggregate Demand and Supply

written by Richard Ebeling

Economics
The Bad Economics of Short-Run Policies

by Richard Ebeling October 3, 2018

Bad economics can bring about or grow out of bad politics. But the question is, what are bad economics and bad politics?

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Economics Featured
The Follies and Fallacies of Keynesian Economics

by Richard Ebeling February 17, 2016

Eighty years go, on February 4, 1936, one of the most influential books of the last one hundred years was published, British economist, John Maynard Keynes’s The General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money. With it was born what has become known as Keynesian Economics.

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Budgets/Taxes Economics Featured

Where the U.S. Economy Is Going, and Why

written by Edmund Contoski

Will Trump Admin's Ban On E-Cigs Help Teens, Hurt Smokers, Or Both? November 11, 2019
Many fear that the administration crack-down on electronic cigarettes will have far greater consequences for public health than addicting teens.
California’s Disastrous State Illustrates Limits of Progressivism November 8, 2019
Millions of fed-up middle-class taxpayers have fled the state. Their presence as a stabilizing influence is sorely missed.
Antifa’s Goal Is Communism, Journalist Attacked by Adherents Says November 8, 2019
The Portland-based journalist who was beaten last summer by Antifa extremists says the violent leftist group’s ultimate goal is to establish a communist state.
Georgetown, TX Suing to Escape Disastrous Green Energy Deal November 8, 2019
After losing tens of millions of citizens’ money on a green energy gamble, city officials are trying to escape their self-inflicted mess.
Warren’s ‘Big Fat Payoff to the Unions’ Education Plan November 7, 2019
In response to the unions’ jihad against charter schools, Warren lays out a death plan for charters.
Resistance (At All Costs): Kimberley Strassel’s Home Run | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. November 7, 2019
Kimberley Strassel’s Resistance (At All Costs): How Trump Haters Are Breaking America is indeed one of those books — a home run and a decidedly instructive one.
Ronan, Robach, and the Definition of ‘News’ | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. November 7, 2019
Both ABC and NBC have claimed that the stories of Farrow and Robach didn’t meet their “editorial standards.” What a crock. They have no standards.
Lettuce Pray: Climate Change, Neo-Paganism, And The End Of The World November 7, 2019
Climate activists preach a gospel of conservation that aims to redeem humanity’s environmental sins.
Impeaching America’s Future | The American Spectator | Politics Is Too Important To Be Taken Seriously. November 6, 2019
Moving in the direction of South America.
'Climate' activists seek to ditch polar bear pics as growing populations defy 'emergency' narrative - The American Mirror November 5, 2019
The shift in what climate what “journalists” should focus on comes from The Guardian’s picture editor, who argues “we need new imagery for new narratives.”

Publisher	Editor-in-chief
Tim Huelskamp	Jim Lakely

Contributors
David Applegate	S.T. Karnick
Diane Carol Bast	Donald Kendal
Joe Bast	Jay Lehr
H. Sterling Burnett	Seton Motley
Edmund Contoski	Bartley J. Madden
David S. D'Amato	Dr. Jane Orient
Paul Driessen	Brad Rodu
Richard Ebeling	Jim Rust
Matthew Glans	Jeff Stier
Steve Goreham	Lindsey Stroud
Robert Holland	James Taylor
Lennie Jarratt	Daniel Sutter