Evidence across OECD countries suggests that labor and product-market reforms can lift private investment over time.
Daily Analysis
Defining Socialism, Part II
Labels matter less than the real test: whether policy expands state power at the expense of economic liberty and prosperity.
Defending Trump’s Medicaid Reforms
When is a cut not a cut?
Everything You Need to Know about the Harmful Impact of U.S. Elevator Regulation
How regulation can reduce both affordability and accessibility.
Government Failure in Africa, Part II
Why has sub-Saharan Africa remained the world’s most economically repressed region?
The Trump Administration’s Progress on Food Stamps
If states such as California, Illinois, and New York want to fund junk food, they should be doing it with their own funds.
Blue State Dysfunction
How bureaucracy compounds tragedy: Wildfire survivors face a second disaster.
The United States vs. Europe, Part VI
American workers earn more, these policies are why.
A Primer on Government Spending and Red Ink, Part I
America’s fiscal crisis begins with excessive government spending, and why higher taxes won’t end it.
More Evidence Against Keynesian Economics
A new study undercuts the Keynesian claim that destruction leads to wealth.