Redistribution policies don’t have a big impact on inequality.

A sad continuation.

The OECD is lying about poverty.

It’s good to be part of western civilization, but it’s especially good to be in the United States.

All be the very-richest European nations would be considered poor if they were part of the United States.

We don’t want to “catch up” to nations that have lower levels of prosperity.

People in the United States enjoy levels of consumption 50 percent above the average for developed nations.

China is backsliding toward more state control.

Rebutting some fanciful claims.

Revisiting the policies that are most likely to generate prosperity.