Articles, commentary, and opinion on economics, markets, business, inflation, banking, history and more from Parkview Institute Founder John Tamny.
If the Biden Administration wants to improve infrastructure — and provide consumers with the best possible goods and services at the lowest possible prices — the best way to achieve that is by getting out of the way.
Net Neutrality Shows Biden’s Light Infrastructure Commitment Read More »
I think the theory that is global warming an obnoxious conceit. But whether right or ignorant, I don’t want big government fighting these battles with the money of others.
Big Government Is a Bigger Threat Than ESG Read More »
Economists near monolithically believe the Fed can decree “easy money” via its funds rate, that government spending grows the economy, and that by pushing its funds rate low, the Fed can engineer stock market rallies. Thankfully we have companies like Nvidia.
Nvidia’s Unlikely Ascent Is An Enemy of Stalked-by-Fallacy ‘Economics’ Read More »
Early on in Blood River, Tim Butcher’s difficult-to-put-down but incredibly sad memoir of his trip across the Congo, he writes that it’s a place where “the normal rules of human development and advancement simply don’t apply.”
Book Review: Tim Butcher’s Tragic and Engrossing ‘Blood River’ Read More »
To read about the DOJ’s antitrust suit against Live Nation isn’t to find offense, but to realize that Live Nation saw a future amid a fraught time for the industry that its competitors did not. And for not wanting to hire the losers, it’s threatened with breakup. In other words, typical antitrust.
DOJ Ankle Biters Attack Live Nation For Seeing What No One Saw Read More »
The low-birthrate “crisis” is yet another falsehood belied by market signals and common sense. The alarmism is rooted in the Keynesian view that fewer babies means reduced future consumption that will sap economic growth and government revenues.
Confused Keynesianism Informs Low-Birthrate Alarmism Read More »
How horrifying to think that the price control falsely described as “net neutrality” could deprive us of what the internet could be. And it’s what we aren’t “demanding” from the internet that should really worry us. See Pretty In Pink if you’re confused.
Watch ‘Pretty In Pink’ to Grasp the Unseen Horrors of Net Neutrality Read More »
In their efforts to fight off what they allege are “woke” business practices inside banks, Texas Republicans have taken to harassing financial institutions in a fashion long associated with “woke.”
Texas Republicans Fight ‘Woke’ With Higher Taxes on Texans Read More »
What investments will not be made if government decree makes investment in an opaque communications future too costly? Let’s hope we don’t have to contemplate the question in the future.
Consider Kimbal Musk and Zip2 Before Cheering On ‘Net Neutrality’ Read More »
The problem isn’t Bernstein, it’s economics itself. It’s a reminder that the PhDs who turned their noses up to Bernstein’s droolings are every bit the butt of the joke that he’s been the last few weeks.
Jared Bernstein’s ‘Money Printing’ Critics Are Ridiculous As Bernstein Read More »
