The Predictable Folly of Government Grocery Stores

By Dan Mitchell

Cities have tried government run grocery stores before, and they did not do well.

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Daily Analysis

by Dan Mitchell | Jul 27, 2026

Reducing red tape and government spending has allowed a significant reduction in the number of bureaucrats.

by Dan Mitchell | Jul 26, 2026

Scottish taxpayers pay for an expensive lesson for politicians.

by Dan Mitchell | Jul 25, 2026

Increasing the tax bias against capital is bad news for workers.

by Brian Garst | Mar 1, 2026

This article appeared at American Thinker.

by Dan Mitchell | Feb 14, 2026

This article appeared at FEE.

by Dan Mitchell | Feb 10, 2026

This article appeared at FEE.

In this interview with John Stossel, Dan Mitchell takes on the cronyism and socialism of the Trump administration.

Dan Mitchell joins Direct Line Live to discuss the landslide victory of Javier Milei’s libertarian party.

by Dan Mitchell | Oct 26, 2025

Peace in Ukraine would bring wide economic benefits.

by Dan Mitchell | Feb 24, 2025

The Commission’s report makes several weak arguments in hopes of justifying this tax increase.

by Dan Mitchell | Nov 11, 2024

Why a spending cap is necessary and how to implement it.