Tag Archives : Economics
Prediction: Gridlock for the Next Two Years, but that’s Better than the Alternative of Expanding Government
If the alternative if more bad laws that expand the burden of government, then it’s better to do nothing.
read more...Continued Spending Restraint Can Quickly Balance the Budget
New CBO numbers show remarkably simple path to balanced budget – and with no tax increases.
read more...Ronald Reagan’s Most Under-Appreciated Triumph
Krugman’s wrong again, this time about the Gipper.
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Are Easy-Money Policies an Obstacle to Genuinely Needed Pro-Growth Reforms?
There is good reason to be concerned about economic stagnation.
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Social Capital, the Welfare State, and the Threat to American Exceptionalism
A nation is far more likely to be successful if people have the right attitudes.
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The State of the Union is Not Strong
America could – and should – be doing much better.
read more...Obama’s Class-Warfare Tax Plan Targets the So-Called Rich, but Workers Will Bear the Burden
The President’s desired taxes on capital will hit more than just the rich, and might even lose revenue.
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Economic Lessons from Scandinavia
Throwing cold water on Scandimania.
read more...More Evidence against Big-Spending Keynesian Economics
Keynesianism is devastating developing economies.
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Minimum-Wage Laws Are a Triumph of Emotion over Logic
Once again trying to talk some sense into those who think emotion can trump real-world economics
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