May Day for the Mind
This talk was delivered by Michael Williams on “May Day” – International Workers Day – May 1, 2023, to economics students, professors, and administrators at Ben Gurion University in Be’er-Sheva, Israel as part of
Social Policy with a Side of Chips
Subsidies intended to boost our semiconductor production come with a tangled web of strings attached.
Two Ways Trade Creates Wealth
I thought this article by Art Carden (AIER) was excellent – it’s amazing how people don’t understand an activity they take part in every single day, namely trading with others. Hope you enjoy and
Honoring Columbus
by Dave Walden Here in Denver, as well as in other cities throughout America, Columbus has come under continuous attack. An attack by the usual suspects for the usual reasons. This attack manifests amidst
The Supreme Court Decision on the EPA is A Win For Constitution and the Free Market
by Helen Raleigh Last week, the Supreme Court ruled to limit the Environmental Protection Agency’s powers to curb greenhouse-gas emissions from power plants on the ground that the agency has exceeded authorities granted by the U.S.
The “Conservative” Assault on I, Pencil
by Mitch Whitus Spontaneous order is the bane of central planners – to authoritarians and advocates of big government, the idea that complexity and problem-solving can arise from decentralized actions is anathema. How can