If the Seattle giant is unequal to the future, this will be revealed in the marketplace. For now, how foolhardy for media members to harass Amazon’s present efforts to discover the future.
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A a non-compete clause ban would eviscerate roughly 1/5th of employment agreements in the U.S., and as evidenced by the number, it would increase the cost of hiring for some employers to the detriment of employees.
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Money in circulation is an exacting market phenomenon, opposite Monetarists, Neo-Austrians and Keynesians, and it is because goods, services and labor always and everywhere buy goods, services, and labor.
Opposite Monetarists, Neo-Austrians and Keynesians, Wealth Isn’t Money Read More »
Fed watchers and economists write about and watch the Fed with breathy intensity. Can it bring prices down? No, it can’t.
What On Earth Do Fed Rate Hikes Have To Do With Lower Prices? Read More »
Let’s be real. With the exception of a few die-hards, the only reason anyone knows when Donald Trump posts his “Truths” is because they read about it on platforms they actually care about.
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We argue that freedom for Americans to move as they wish through the 50 states is the biggest U.S. prosperity story, only for housing to restrain the mobility.
The Realtors Still Need Market Reform: WSJ Weekend Interview Read More »
How did inflation become so associated with central banks? Inflation is as old as government-currency issuance is, so to make inflation a central bank story is a bit of a non sequitur. Governments devalue, period.
There’s No Such Thing As ‘Easy Money,’ There’s Just Production Read More »
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduced a bill last week that would establish a “standard” 32-hour workweek and lower the overtime threshold after which employers are required to pay time and a half. The Vermont socialist is late to the party again. The free market has already delivered what he’s seeking.
Bernie Sanders Tries to Legislate Leisure Read More »
As always, all decisions are business decisions. College football has made a bad one, and soon enough we’ll be wondering who plays for teams we don’t watch, if at all, until late December or early January.
Can You Name a UConn Starter? A Look Into College Football’s Future Read More »
The worst arguments against the lockdowns inspired by the coronavirus were medical and statistical. To see why, it’s worth remembering that as humans we’ve evolved to protect ourselves from death and disease. The taking of freedom to protect us is always and everywhere excess.
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