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From Barter Trade in Ancient Mesopotamia to 21st Century 'Capitalism of Nothingness,' Part I Nov. 19, 2022
One day sometime between 2063 and 2060 B.C., in the extinct Sumerian town of Drehem, in the outskirt... Read More
Republicans Need an Economic Growth Agenda Nov. 17, 2022
After disappointing midterm election results for Republicans, many understandably pin blame on corro... Read More
Someone Needs a Job. Her Name is Alexa. Nov. 17, 2022
Looking for an employee who is responsive, knowledgeable, works 24/7, never complains and never take... Read More
Economics Is All Greek to Democrats Nov. 17, 2022
WASHINGTON — I spent the last couple of weeks in Greece, namely Athens and Crete, cruising the... Read More
Take This Fake Job and Hug It Nov. 10, 2022
Thinking about getting a new job? It certainly seems like the right time to start sending off resume... Read More
Joe Biden Is the King of Debt and Deficits Nov. 08, 2022
Imagine someone close to you has a drinking problem. Night after night, he goes out to the bars on w... Read More
Biden Has Increased Debt $33,521 Per Income Tax Payer Nov. 02, 2022
President Joe Biden has been in office a little more than 21 months, but during that brief period he... Read More
This Campaign's Missing Issues: Foreign Policy and Economic Redistribution Oct. 28, 2022
What issues are the candidates and the parties not talking about? It's worth asking, because sometim... Read More
Contrary to Rumors, Democrats Are Better at the Economy Oct. 25, 2022
A gallon of regular gasoline that cost over $5 in June now goes for about $3.80. So let's all thank ... Read More
Biden's Destroying the Economy. Is It Intentional? Oct. 25, 2022
Everywhere I go, people are mystified about President Joe Biden's economic agenda. So few of the pol... Read More
You're Not Just an Employee. You're Inventory. Oct. 20, 2022
Does your boss like you? Do they smile when they see you strolling in the front door, even though y... Read More
Divided Government Is Good. In 2023, Bipartisanship Would Be Better. Oct. 13, 2022
The upcoming midterm election has got me thinking about divided government. In normal times, the pro... Read More
Trump Isn't Dangerous; This Administration Is Oct. 13, 2022
Ever since Donald Trump descended the escalator in 2015 to announce his run for the presidency, ever... Read More
The New Global Virus Is Runaway Government Spending and Debt Oct. 11, 2022
When new British Prime Minister Liz Truss suggested lowering the United Kingdom's highest tax rate f... Read More
It's a Hinge Year in History -- for Russia and China Oct. 07, 2022
Will 2022 turn out be a hinge year, as a moment when long-standing trends in geopolitics suddenly sh... Read More
Are Deficits Actually Going Down? Oct. 06, 2022
The president is annoyed. On Saturday, during a speech to the Congressional Black Caucus, he complai... Read More
Why Business Wants a Recession Sep. 30, 2022
Give Jerome Powell credit for candor: The Fed chairman admits that his policy of increasing interest... Read More
Most Americans Value Immigration. Most Politicians Don't. Sep. 22, 2022
At a time when the American economy could use more people, restrictions on immigration continue to t... Read More
Doom on the Horizon? Sep. 16, 2022
A railroad strike appears to have been averted. Railroad employees I have talked to who insisted the... Read More
Championing Opportunity is a Winning Strategy for Democrats Sep. 08, 2022
Today's political parties lack ideas. The Republicans define themselves as opponents of Democrats. Y... Read More
