Tag Archives : Trade
Shocker: Paul Krugman Makes a Sensible and Accurate Observation about Tax Policy
There must be a blue moon in the forecast.
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The IMF’s Accurate – but Biased and Hypocritical – Attack on Trump
They committed a very serious sin of omission.
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The Economic Case for Brexit
A decision to remain would guarantee a slow, gradual decline.
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Trump, Sanders, and the Snake-Oil Economics of Protectionism
There’s no case for protectionism.
read more...Economic Freedom in America Is Declining Mostly Because of Creeping Protectionism and the Loss of Rule of Law and Property Rights
America’s free-fall on the list of freest economies.
read more...No Cause for Fear Over Trade Promotion Authority
This article appeared on Inside Sources.
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Help Developing Nations with Trade, Not Foreign Aid
Free trade across borders is good for growth.
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Big Government Causes Crime, the Norwegian Version
I’ve written several times about the foolish War on Drugs, which has been about as misguided and ineffective as the government’s War on Poverty. So when I saw a news report about a couple of Swedes getting busted for smuggling 200-plus kilos of contraband into Norway, and then another story about a Russian getting caught […]
read more...The Only Fair Trade Is Free Trade
Walter Williams explains why politicians and bureaucrats shouldn’t have the power to tell us what we’re allowed to buy. At first blush, the mercantilists’ call for “free trade but fair trade” sounds reasonable. After all, who can be against fairness? Giving the idea just a bit of thought suggests that fairness as a guide for […]
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