New Jersey's Fiscal Train Wreck by Daniel J. Mitchell on 2018-03-19 17:00 (#3JK3N) Just ask Greece how well continually raising taxes and spending works.
What the Irish Experience in America Can Teach Us by James Walpole on 2018-03-19 16:00 (#3JJWS) We've gone from "No Irish need apply" to dyeing the Chicago river green every St. Patrick's Day.
How the Online Sharing Economy Is Making Everyone Richer (and More Equal) by John O. McGinnis on 2018-03-19 15:00 (#3JJQ7) Online agencies like Uber and Airbnb open up opportunities for services once only available to the rich.
Shouldn’t Women Be Free to Not Choose STEM Careers? by Mary L. G. Theroux on 2018-03-19 14:00 (#3JJJ3) Requiring equal gender representation in any field necessarily means removing some level of personal choice.
3 Ways Regulation Makes Health Care Expensive by David Youngberg on 2018-03-19 13:00 (#3JJCB) Heath care doesn't have to be this way.
Want to Be a Scholar? Be a Scholar. You Don't Need Academia's Approval. by Isaac M. Morehouse on 2018-03-18 15:00 (#3JGA4) Big leaps of personal and social progress occur from chasing ends, not conforming to means.
How Totalitarians Weaponize Loneliness by Jon Miltimore on 2018-03-18 14:00 (#3JG6D) The seeds of authoritarianism grow best in lonely soil.
Why Grover Cleveland Might Be America's Most Underrated President by Gary M. Galles on 2018-03-18 13:00 (#3JG1Z) We could use a president like Grover Cleveland again.
Alcohol Prohibition Isn’t Dead in Mississippi by Stephen Lusk on 2018-03-17 15:00 (#3JECF) It's time for Mississippi to release its stranglehold on the alcohol industry.
Trump's New Tariff Is Putting America Last by Zach Lang on 2018-03-17 14:00 (#3JE9F) President Donald Trump’s new attempt at putting America first is going to hurt the economy.
The 2nd Amendment Empowers Women More than Lapel Pins by Savannah Lindquist on 2018-03-17 13:00 (#3JE4Q) Hollywood, once again, reveals its hypocrisy when it comes to both guns and female empowerment.
Increased Productivity is Eliminating Steel Industry Jobs, Not Imports by Mark J. Perry on 2018-03-16 16:00 (#3JC0C) It now takes 85 percent fewer man-hours to produce a ton of steel than it did in 1980.
Why We Don’t Need the Government to Protect Us from "Polarizing" Internet Speech by John Samples on 2018-03-16 15:00 (#3JBX4) The evidence that this is even a problem is questionable at best.
Is Good Globalism Being Undermined by Bad Globalism? by Daniel J. Mitchell on 2018-03-16 14:00 (#3JBMM) Let's define our terms.
What Jimmy Carter's "Footwear Task Force" Can Teach Us About Trump's Steel and Aluminum Tariffs by T. Norman Van Cott on 2018-03-16 13:00 (#3JBG0) Turns out, protectionists don't particularly care about consumers, only producers.
Instead of Arguing About Migration From Africa, Address the Causes by Bill Wirtz on 2018-03-15 18:00 (#3J9D9) If you want "them" to stay "there," help make "there" worth staying in.
Should Student Marchers Walk Out of School and Not Come Back? by Kerry McDonald on 2018-03-15 17:00 (#3J966) The negative impact of mass schooling affects a staggeringly large number of students.
Why "Expert Opinions" So Often Are Dead Wrong by Isaac M. Morehouse on 2018-03-15 16:00 (#3J8ZQ) Look for outcomes over opinions, and market accountability over stagnant status.
You'd Be Surprised How Many Government Services Could Be Privately Provided by Richard M. Ebeling on 2018-03-15 15:00 (#3J8SX) The vast majority of things deemed "public goods" and thus must be provided by government simply, well, aren't.
The Guatemalan Economic Miracle and the Man Who Helped It Happen by Alfonso Abril on 2018-03-15 14:00 (#3J8KT) Muso was convinced that a small group of people could change a whole country for good.
Trump’s Tariffs Won’t Kill U.S. Jobs. They’ll Create the Wrong Ones. by Benjamin Powell on 2018-03-15 13:00 (#3J8ED) It's not about the number of jobs. It's about what those jobs are for.
Why the New U.S. Tariffs on Steel Could Be a Pandora's Box by Ryan Bourne on 2018-03-14 17:00 (#3J63T) The best way of preventing a trade war is to choose peace.
Why You Should Know Some Stories By Heart by James Walpole on 2018-03-14 16:00 (#3J5WX) Good stories are tools.
Death for Dealing... Really? by James R. Harrigan on 2018-03-14 15:00 (#3J5PP) Are we really going to include peddling weed on the list of capital crimes?
Thomas Sowell: Social Justice Philosophy Is a Blank Check for Government Power by Brian Balfour on 2018-03-14 14:00 (#3J5GT) Forcing an equality of outcome for disadvantaged groups requires enormous outside interference.
The 2nd Amendment Really Is an Essential Safeguard against Crime and Tyranny by Richard M. Ebeling on 2018-03-14 13:00 (#3J5B6) How many people might be saved if they had the means to protect themselves with a firearm?
Video Game Violence: The Latest Chapter in a Long History of Complaining About Violent Entertainment by Trevor Burrus on 2018-03-13 17:00 (#3J2TY) People have been complaining about violence in entertainment for literally centuries.
Human Progress: The Most Important (and Under-Reported) Fact in Modern History by David Boaz on 2018-03-13 16:00 (#3J2MP) Things are improving, and they have been for a while.
Socialism's Sexist Origins by Chelsea Follett on 2018-03-13 15:00 (#3J2D8) Socialism is not, and never has been, a friend to female empowerment.
Dr. Ron Paul: Unleash the Market to Lower Drug Prices by Ron Paul on 2018-03-13 14:00 (#3J26R) By lowering barriers to market entry for generic drugs, all drug prices go down.
Watch Milton Friedman Refute Steel Protectionists Back in 1978 by Mark J. Perry on 2018-03-13 13:00 (#3J21H) We would do well to remember his words.
Entitlements: The "Most Predictable Economic Crisis in History" by Daniel J. Mitchell on 2018-03-12 15:00 (#3HZC3) It’s not just libertarians and conservatives who recognize that there is a problem.
5 Times US Tariffs Have Made Matters Worse by Lexi Peery on 2018-03-12 14:00 (#3HZ3A) We don't have to guess what will happen; we already know.
The Government Killed Free Checking—Can Amazon Save It? by Daniel Press on 2018-03-12 13:00 (#3HZ0T) Government regulations have driven many people out of their checking accounts, but maybe innovative solutions can help.
Banning Plastic Bags Isn't Just Bad Economics—It's Bad for the Environment by Bill Wirtz on 2018-03-11 16:00 (#3HZJG) Measures that intuitively sound sensible might turn out to produce unintended consequences.
Capitalism Has Shown Itself to Be the Most Feminist System by Tim Worstall on 2018-03-11 15:00 (#3HWZC) Capitalism has done so much to liberate women.
Soviet Communism Was Dependent on Western Technology by Philip Vander Elst on 2018-03-11 13:51 (#3HWWJ) The vast majority of the Soviet Union's technology came from Western capitalist sources.
South Africa’s Land Seizure is Classic Populism by Daniel J. Mitchell on 2018-03-10 16:00 (#3HV31) The government seizing private property never ends well.
What the Scientific American Gets Wrong (and Right) About the Role of Luck in Life Success by Randall G. Holcombe on 2018-03-10 15:00 (#3HTZN) Luck certainly matters—depending on how you define luck.
Is Capitalism Better Than Socialism? Bryan Caplan and Elizabeth Bruenig Debate the Topic by Bryan Caplan on 2018-03-10 14:00 (#3HTW6) I'd say that capitalism is at least ok, while socialism is hell on earth.
Why Trump's New Tariffs Are an Ominous Omen by Barry Brownstein on 2018-03-09 18:01 (#3HRXK) A major bear market accompanied by high unemployment, authoritarianism, and populism is a combustible mixture.
The Internet Revolutionized Communications, But That's Just the Beginning ... by Kate Sills on 2018-03-09 16:00 (#3HRGW) The internet may be beginning to deliver on its potential to radically change human interactions in all spheres of life.
Millennials Dig Entrepreneurship But Dislike "Capitalism" by Nur Baysal on 2018-03-09 15:00 (#3HRAY) Millennials are suffering from a distinct lack of economic education, and it shows in their opinion polling.
I Grew Up in a Communist System. Here’s What Americans Don’t Understand About Freedom by Carmen Alexe on 2018-03-09 14:00 (#3HR6F) Only in a free-market system can we truly achieve individual liberty and human flourishing.
Thinking of Your Career as a Hero's Journey is a Key to Success by Ryan Ferguson on 2018-03-08 19:00 (#3HP7F) When you are feeling dissatisfiedwith your work and life, it is valuable to step back and think about where you are on your hero’s journey.
How Aristotle Can Help You Avoid Social Media Faux Pas by Alexis Elder on 2018-03-08 18:00 (#3HP1J) How do you choose to communicate with others? So many choices exist nowadays, and choosing the "right" one can be quite the challenge.
How Julian Simon Won $1,000 Bet With "Population Bomb" Author Paul Ehrlich by Marian L. Tupy on 2018-03-08 17:00 (#3HNTJ) Simon was right then, and he continues to be right today.
The U.S. Has a YUGE Merchandise Surplus with China (and That's Okay) by Matt Knight on 2018-03-08 16:00 (#3HNMY) Sure, it causes somereconfiguring of the American economy, but that has made us incredibly wealthy.
Georgi Markov Refused to Be Silent About Communism and Paid With His Life by Krassen Stanchev on 2018-03-08 15:00 (#3HNEP) Markov vociferously opposed communism at the cost of his life.
What Bill Gates Gets Wrong About Cryptocurrencies by Luis Pablo de la Horra on 2018-03-08 14:00 (#3HN8Y) Blaming cryptocurrencies for how they're used just doesn't make any sense.