May 12, 2022
Why not give the hammer a rest and for a change try a new tool? A nice, sharp saw, for instance, could help slice from the budget unnecessary spending and reduce the constant need for more revenue, which drives away American companies.
May 5, 2022
While inflation wasn't and isn't the result of deficient supply chains, there is plenty that can be done. Why don't the politicians who are so focused on Americans' access to goods start by removing some obvious barriers?
Apr 28, 2022
This episode should serve as a warning for companies angling to score special privileges from government. Governments give arbitrarily and unfairly, and they take back with equal arbitrariness and unfairness.
Apr 21, 2022
If Macron wins, it will not be a mandate that he is governing wisely. If he fails to change, it's only a matter of time before France elects an authoritarian , one quite likely worse than Le Pen.
Apr 14, 2022
One of the most important lessons in tax policy is that the person who is handed the bill and sends the check to the taxman isn't necessarily the person shouldering the entire cost - or even the bulk of the cost.
Apr 7, 2022
History has a way of repeating itself. Or maybe it's that people cling to defunct beliefs, stubbornly refusing to learn from experience.
Mar 31, 2022
Many people still blame today's inflation on snags in globe-spanning supply chains. The chief proposed solution is to dismantle decades of globalization and bring production home.
Mar 25, 2022
The Biden White House has been noticeably hostile to the variety of trains that play a far larger role in American life than the ones that carry passengers: trains that carry freight.