Bringing You A Different Perspective – Peace And Prosperity Are Maximized Through Free Markets, Not Through Suffocating Governments
March 17, 2020 – Sandra Klein …… Producers haven’t stopped making toilet paper. But anti-gouging laws in many places prevent prices from rising to dissuade your neighbor from buying three hundred rolls at the regular price while others in greater need can’t find any at all.
March 16, 2020 – Ben Johnson …… The basic economic truth is that competition improves results.
March 12, 2020 – Jon Miltimore …… Remote work has grown 91 percent over the last decade — and for good reason.
March 11, 2020 – Kerry McDonald …… The coronavirus outbreak might help some parents discover better alternatives outside of traditional schooling.
March 10, 2020 – Ryan McMaken …… If we regard nationalism as necessarily harmful, we end up supporting the Soviet Union, and every empire and two-bit dictator who manages to hammer together a variety of disparate groups under a single national banner.
March 9, 2020 – John Phelan …… In a book on prohibitions, John Meadowcroft of King’s College in London offers several “generic lessons and implications” of the practice. Hint – prohibition does more harm than good.
March 8, 2020 – Kerry McDonald …… In her 1943 book “The Discovery of Freedom,” Rose Wilder Lane makes a compelling case for individual freedom and limited government power.
March 5, 2020 – Lee Friday …… Private property should NOT be subject to government heritage protection. It is morally wrong, and economically counterproductive.
March 4, 2020 – Lawrence W. Reed …… The first few years of Plymouth colony were fraught with hardship and hunger. Economics had a lot to do with it.
March 3, 2020 – Gor Mkrtchian …… Even if it’s true that some wouldn’t be able to afford schooling without government financial assistance, the idea that this necessitates the government creating and running its own schools is a glaring non sequitur.