from FEE

Sometimes entrepreneurship is combining things that already exist to make something new.

The government could learn a thing or two about "consumer" relations from hackers.

People love Anne of Green Gables. Is it any wonder that we are nostalgic?

It's wrong to lock someone in a cage for acting rationally.

"What is prudence in the conduct of every private family can scarce be folly in that of a great kingdom."

We give you 5 helpful tips on how to spot Fake News and use a skeptical eye to assess information.

Ludwig von Mises explains why an entrepreneur is a fish out of water as a government administrator

Is light a trespass or a nuisance?

Surprise! Cronyism is lucrative.

Texas is paving the way for Uber and Lyft to return to Austin.

Trump once said that the nation-state “remains the true foundation for happiness and harmony.” Not really.

When you're right, you're right.

Free trade means raises for workers even if their paychecks don't actually change.

Is it possible that having a mate with good credit is the least of our worries?

Millennials want more independence than being an "employee" can offer.

We're actually worse than we were before the Recession of 2008. But we won't stay this way.

The political left has claimed a monopoly on dystopian story-telling.

From Le Pen's fire to Macron's frying pan.

We need a fix on what this term means. Is there a founding thinker, book, or meeting?

It's creepy, and suggests rising dictatorship in time of crisis

The very analysis which leads to us asking the government to tax-fund certain research is the very reason the government shouldn't be trying to own the results.

A Haitian worker that were to relocate to the US would see her Place Premium-adjusted earnings automatically rise by 700%.

It's naive to think that every ruin was a brilliant and valuable construction.

When it comes to the environment, activists would do well to take advice from market economists.

What is a customer? It's really not that hard to figure out.

Where is the line between customer service and "fanservice?"

There's an empirical relationship between productivity and increased wages.

The American Psychological Association found that teens are more stressed than adults.

Government pays higher wages to attract workers away from private employers.

In all the coverage of the recent ransomware attack shutting down computer systems around the world, one point has been buried and obscured.

Since 1990, good economic policy has really turned things around for Poland.

When it comes to higher ed, this question inevitably surrounds the messy topic of “accreditation.”

Socialism is not only underpinned by force, it is also morally corrupting.

Why would taxi-cab driver want to ensure a higher pay for their competitors?

Science is not a social club or a tribe. It is way to examine and understand the natural world and the organisms that live in it, including humans.

Protectionism: you slap me, I poke you in the eye.

The economy is not a zero-sum game. The number of jobs is not finite.

And how it emotionally crippled today's young adults.

Can we identify an epistemology of tyranny?

Pick one: Affordable care or coverage for pre-existing conditions.

"Creativity, Inc." is the book to read for everything from creative inspiration to straight economics.

When the colonies revolted, lotteries helped the new nation survive.

Good news, there’s a growing campaign to get rid of these foolish restrictions.

Creative destruction made my iPod obsolete, oh well.

This frenzy even has a name: Trump Derangement Syndrome.

Public utilities do not innovate. Nor do they seek to better their service for consumers.

Sadly, people are motivated by penalizing the rich rather than helping the poor.

"The definition of the practice of engineering is so broad according to the board, and the board has shown itself to be so aggressive."

Schooling as a forced societal construct is a fairly recent phenomenon.

Hint: it involves the government, because of course it does.