Young people naturally expect more, but precisely because they can, they’re increasingly free to pursue narrow specialties that uniquely elevate their earning capacity.
Now That Millennials Are Rich, Whom Will Pundits Pity Next? Read More »
Pundits on the right and editorial boards have rightly made sport of Kamala Harris’s calls for price controls. They don’t work. Settled science.
How Did Conservatives Get the Idea That Price Controls Whip Inflation? Read More »
Tipping has gotten a bad rap of late. Lots of op-eds and commentary more broadly from left and right about tips, and perhaps worse, the expectation of tips.
The Unsung Genius of the Rise of Tipping Culture Read More »
The most powerful evidence that CEOs are vastly underpaid can be found in the failures whose pay so angers the easily instigated. In seeing what they were paid despite overseeing declining corporate valuations and fortunes, we see just how much uncaptured value the great CEOs bring.
Jamie Dimon and Brian Nicoll Show CEO’s are Underpaid Read More »
Trump’s assertion that “SENIORS SHOULD NOT PAY TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY!” is more pro-growth than the 2017 Keynesian cuts foisted on him by Paul Ryan.
There’s More Growth In Social Security Tax Cuts Than 2017 Cuts Read More »
Tech visionary Susan Wojcicki died of lung cancer on August 9th. It’s always sad anytime someone dies too early, but it’s especially sad that Wojcicki won’t get to see more of the future she helped create.
The Late Susan Wojcicki’s Garage Reveals Judge Mehta’s Lack of a Case Read More »
Readers should save Greenwood and Hanke’s recent op-ed claiming monetarists predicted what they allege will be a recession.
The Obnoxious Conceit Behind ‘Recession’ Warnings Read More »
There is no “money multiplier.” If there were, money wouldn’t exist as an exchange medium.
Whom Do You Believe? ‘Money Multiplier’ Theorists, or Warren Buffett Read More »
Remarkable abundance will be one of the many benefits of more automated production and thought, and from it will emerge all sorts of jobs that never could have been work in the past.
Soaring Abundance Will Shrink Parent-Child Conflict Read More »
His insulting description of a “drunk on credit” economy is actually an unwitting compliment from the famously sour pundit
Opposite James Grant’s ‘Drunk on Credit’ Thesis, Governments Have No Resources Read More »
