Articles, commentary, and opinion on economics, markets, business, inflation, banking, history and more from Parkview Institute Founder John Tamny.
I voted for Trump in 2020, and intend to vote for him again. But let’s be serious, and let’s ask what Republicans would be saying if Trump had been re-elected in 2020.
Post-Covid-19 Higher Prices Have Donald Trump’s Fingerprints All Over Them Read More »
With the exception of government, there’s no such thing as “hidden wealth,” but there is wealth preservation and expansion when the long fingers of government don’t find their way into our pockets.
Hidden Wealth Is Brilliantly Loud, Taxed Wealth Is Silent Read More »
If you’re interested in or remember John Wooden and UCLA’s basketball dynasty, you’ll enjoy Scott Howard-Cooper’s new book, Kingdom on Fire. It’s a fun read that shines a light on Wooden’s genius, while also reminding readers how much fun college sports used to be, including the formerly great UCLA/Notre Dame basketball rivalry.
Book Review: Scott Howard-Cooper’s ‘Kingdom on Fire’ Read More »
It would be difficult to find a more dangerous, at odds with reality belief than the one that says war brings with it a growth upside.
The Bigger Economic Meaning of Willie Mays In the Army Read More »
It’s not social media or online activity imperiling young people, rather it’s mistakes, including mistakes borne of faulty parental supervision. There ought to be a law? No.
The Law Can’t Be a Good Parent, Nor Can It Legislate Good Choices Read More »
Realistically, and in a comment on how much wallet share Congress already enjoys, the only reasonable corporate tax is zero.
Corporations Have Already Paid Massive Taxes. Bring the Rate to Zero Read More »
Monetarism: Government has no resources. It can only spend what it’s taken from us first.
Monetarism Didn’t Discredit the Phillips Curve, Rather It Mirrors It Read More »
Here’s hoping legislators get out of the way so that market forces make their way into the American home.
As Blackstone Searches for the Future of Housing, Lawmakers Get In the Way Read More »
The more jobs or aspects of jobs made redundant by machines, and yes, global trade, the more new jobs that lift narrow, formerly unrecognized skills will reveal themselves.
The Love Affair With ‘The Bear’ Is Bullish, and Raises An Exciting Question Read More »
Well, you could see this one coming from miles away… What’s that? Nobel economists using the GOP’s new definition of “inflation” to critique Donald Trump’s future policies.
The Trump Crowd Wrote the Nobel Laureate Critiques of Trump Read More »
