Martin Peretz is a person of the left who feels the left has left him. He’s strongly anti-communist, but more than a bit too hawkish for me. Whatever your views, I think his book is very much worth the read.
Book Review: Martin Peretz’s Excellent ‘The Controversialist’ Read More »
Growth matters, it’s crucial, and it can best be achieved when the tax burden is shrunk for those most capable of saving over spending.
Pro-Growth Tax Cuts Reduce the Burden On the Rich. Trump’s Increased It Read More »
The inflation fight was a non sequitur, not to mention that the higher prices had nothing to do with inflation. The wonder is if the various economic religions will ever accept that the fastest path to lower prices isn’t Fed rate fiddling, rather it’s spreading production across as many hands and machines as possible.
The Fed’s So-Called ‘Inflation Fight’ Was a Big, Fat Non Sequitur Read More »
All decisions are “business decisions.” The bet here is that in time this decision will be looked back on as a really bad one.
Drink Deeply of Alabama’s 4th & 31 Miracle. It’s Past Tense. Read More »
We must be a seriously rich country with very few real problems if media members and grandstanding politicians are attacking Instagram and Meta for having young users.
The Adult Critics of Instagram Really Need to Grow Up Read More »
How fortunate we are to have Elon Musk, how fun it is to read about him, and how exciting if we could know now whom Isaacson will write about ten years from now.
Book Review: Walter Isaacson’s Spellbinding ‘Elon Musk’ Read More »
U.S. businesses are expanding rapidly in China. Do you trust their instincts, or that of a political structure that was once so certain about the Soviet threat?
TikTok Nailbiters Would Be Wise To Bone Up On Viktor Belenko Read More »
Tractors, cars and computers are ubiquitous today precisely because they thankfully surpassed human ability, and the expectations of many skeptics back then. Let’s hope AI does too.
If AI Can’t Exceed Human Abilities, Then There’s No Point To AI Read More »
Argentina is already “dollarized.” For Javier Milei to decree dollarization would be for him to insert the state into monetary policy.
Javier Milei Needn’t ‘Dollarize’: Market Forces Have Done It for Him Read More »
American CEOs overseeing a large and growing China presence know exponentially more about the on-the-ground reality in the country than do their critics.
Who Knows Business Better? Pundits, or Those In Business? Read More »
