I wrote a four-part series about how governments are waging a war against cash, with the first two columns looking at why politicians are so interested in taking this radical step. In Part I, I looked at the argument that cash should be banned or restricted so…
Workers suffer from rules that discourage entrepreneurs from creating jobs.
The different flavors of socialism.
If only politicians would pause and think about whether they’re squandering other people’s money.
Do French voters have buyer’s remorse?
No tears for the loss of business advisory councils.
Puzzling inaction leaves the IRS bureaucracy on auto-pilot.
We should shrink Washington’s footprint with decentralization.
Republicans consider a Keynesian gimmick and a terrible budget deal.
The New York Times inadvertently shows something very interesting.