from FEE

The best hope to change public policy from its current expanse and direction is to change the climate of ideas.

Germany successfully integrated large quantities of migrants into the workforce in the 60s, to everyone's benefit.

They say, “This time, it’s different.” But that's doubtful.

Evidence indicates Americans are tired of both left- and right-wing extremes.

Mises wondered if he would be a 'historian of decline.'

Rhetoric about the “deep state” rubs me the wrong way.

Extraterritorial tax powers give too much power to governments and undermine tax competition.

The anti-gun movement’s elevation of these students to the status of celebrities merits scrutiny.

Successful entrepreneurs, both foreign and domestic, improve the lives of everyone.

Identity politics contributes to an environment in which it is all about whether specific groups feel offended.

The IMF thinks that the recipe for growth is giving more money to politicians.

It’s not the content of your belief that makes you dangerous, it’s the way you believe it.

Come for the highlights, stay for the con.

Far more American workers produce services rather than goods, so why do we ignore them when it comes to trade policy?

The only thing scarier than losing your mind is everyone else believing you’ve lost it.

Serious innovation requires a certain amount of danger tolerance.

Not everyone should or needs to go to college.

A significant percentage of the world’s violence could be prevented by ending the War on Drugs.

Do the things today that will make a montage worthy of the value of your life.

Transitioning to a world in which different skills are valued might be difficult, but in the long run, everybody benefits.

Inside France, he's shockingly liberal, but outside of it, it's statism all the way.

"I refuse to accept the idea that civilization with all its tradeoffs is something to be ashamed of."

Consumers love the sharing economy.

Innovation and the changes that come with it can be scary, but that doesn't mean they're not good things.

How shipping containers changed the world.

Join Competitive Enterprise’s Institute’sannual celebration of innovation and progress.

Estonia is the living example that human progress is closely linked to economic freedom.

Jung first takes a look at the most likely alternative to (and enemy of) collectivist authoritarianism.

Economic growth and human ingenuity have improved the lives of man’s best friends.

The real blame for the Tempe accident should be placed on poor street design.

Spoiler: it's a bad idea.

The debate is no longer whether these new tariffs will be harmful to the U.S. economy, but rather the magnitude of the damage.

Babysitting is hard, but that doesn't mean teens can't or shouldn't do it.

Today, New Zealand is a model of international free trade policy.

Freedom cannot be reduced to a static diagram of specific inputs, transformations, and outputs.

Creativity flourishes in freedom and shrivels with force.

The six Zosimades brothers used their prodigious talent for business to the benefit of a free Greece.

Brace yourself, cookie season is here.

So much life-wisdom packed in every passage.

A 9-year-old's crash course in business from supply costs to state incursion.

Solving First-World problems has helped the Third World.

And it's been out of control for a long time.

Could the blockchain be used to ascertain liability in accidents involving self-driving cars?

It’s absurd to claim that the responsibility for Trump’s election or the Brexit result lies with anyone other than the voters.

It is difficult for those of us living in peaceful Western democracies to understand how front-and-center property rights issues can be.

Collectivists have replaced "class struggle" with race and gender warfare.

Is the economy really "booming" like the Trump Administration would have you believe?

Europe doesn't need another empire.

The creative destruction of technological innovation improves everyone's lives.

It crushes small competitors with compliance costs.