David Bahnsen’s excellent new book is titled Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life. In it he makes a case that we were put here to produce.
Book Review: David Bahsen’s Essential ‘Full-Time’ Read More »
Wallace-Wells’s lament that the U.S. is well behind China is a feature, not a bug. Since we really don’t know, why not let China find out for us?
It Doesn’t Matter If China Is ‘Winning’ the Green Tech Race Read More »
Credit/debit card issuers quite literally finance the purchases of customers, they enhance the ability of customers to make purchases by not limiting them to what’s in their pockets, and most of all they free retailers from a myriad of burdens including judging the cash or creditworthiness of buyers.
There’s No ‘Junk’ In Credit Card Swipe Fees, Just Essential Service Read More »
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 »
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 »
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 »
Who are you going to believe, Warren Buffett and his $167 billion or the rabid critics of banks operating as banks, and who believe banks operating as banks are relentlessly multiplying away the value of the dollar.
Warren Buffett’s $167B Mocks the Laughable ‘Money Multiplier’ Theory Read More »
When Masterpiece Cake Shop chose not to bake a cake for a same-sex wedding on moral grounds, conservatives rightly defended the right of a business owner to refuse the business. Puzzling now is that Republican politicians are and have been harassing financial institutions in Texas for them allegedly passing on financing fossil fuel extraction and gunmakers.
Masterpiece Cake Shop From Right As Texas Pols Attack Banks Read More »
A compelling new book by Jack Ryan and John Tamny argues that young Americans should consider delaying homeownership, for reasons beyond the current mortgage rate climate.
Don’t sweat the market, millennials. Homeownership is no panacea Read More »
