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America’s Growing Government Class
The latest unemployment figures are again depressing, but not for the usual reasons. They provide further confirmation of Barack Obama’s…
Browsing: The Economy
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Government Subsidies Not So Sweet for Health
It’s yet another example of the unintended consequences of government meddling in the economy, a new study shows that large…
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Welfareship: France’s Status Quo, America’s Future?
Welfare has become a characteristic of President Obama’s domestic policies. There has been a surge in American citizens on welfare…
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Twinkie Killers, Part 2: Long Live the Twinkie!
Can the Twinkie and other famous Hostess brands be saved? I hope so, and I’ll offer my own two cents’…
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Too Few Capitalists or Too Much Capitalism?
There is a saying of G.K. Chesterton’s about economics that one finds frequently quoted, but often it seems with little…
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Blasted Twinkie Killers!
Drat! I’m bummed—saddened by the news that the Hostess company, home of the Twinkie and other venerable sugary snacks, is…
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An Inhuman Economic System
If someone is looking for material for a book with a title like Profiles of an Inhuman Economic System, consider…
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Two Percent Economic Growth: Real or Apparent?
The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) has just announced that GDP grew at a rate of 2 percent during…
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Practical Economics: How Things Work, Why There is Room for Morality, Where to Go from Here
There is a great deal of debate over the economy in the current Presidential election. Indeed, the Republican ticket has…
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Book Review: Indivisible, by James Robison and Jay W. Richards
In these final few days of election season, wouldn’t it be a relief to read something informative, constructive, and positive?…