In his defense, Vivek Ramaswamy most likely didn’t write last week’s Wall Street Journal opinion piece. Still, if the advisers of his opponent for governor of Ohio (Amy Acton) grasp simple economics, they’ll make Ramaswamy own what…

Spending cuts will not shrink the federal government. When politicians promise the opposite, they’re not telling the truth.  “We must stop measuring compassion by the amount of money the government spends. We will cut spending,…

Conservatives rightly mock the left for its endless alarmism about “global warming.” Whether the latter is a threat or not, the very notion that we humans can mitigate the warming power of a sun that…

The scholarly class must cease their pretense about the impossibility of “Fed independence.” They want no such thing… Continue reading on Forbes.

In 1948 South Korea had per capita income of $48, a level of earnings that placed its economics below those of sub-Saharan African countries. At the time one U.S. official concluded that “Korea can never…

“Don’t count on it.” That’s what Joanne Lipman recently wrote at the New York Times, in a piece titled “The Elusive Promise of the Four-Day Workweek.” Lipman’s pessimism about the four-day workweek becoming the norm is ironically informed…

If education is so important to the development and future prosperity of young people, why doesn’t the latter reflect in compensation for teachers? It’s a question worth asking as conservatives continue to promote an education…

In the coming weeks, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is expected to issue a new rule superseding a Biden-era interpretation of the Dodd-Frank Act that mandated banks provide data access to financial technology (or fintechs)…